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Beastie Boys countersue over ‘Girls’ parody ad, rekindling legal battle

11
Dec
2013

When GoldieBlox removed a parody of the Beastie Boys song Girls from an ad for its toys, it seemed like a brief but heated debate over fair use and copyright ethics was over. Apparently we were wrong, as the Beastie Boys have now sued the toymaker for copyright and trademark infringement and demanded a jury […]

Category CA TechnologiesTech Written by The Verge 0 Comments

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New U.S. law: nasty website killswitch

06
Jul
2011

In a new twist on a familiar theme, legislation is being proposed to allow a court order to require providers to “shut off” websites deemed to be “dedicated to infringing activities.” This would allow websites to be shut down immediately, without any final court judgment of wrongdoing, or site owner notification. If the “PROTECT-IP Act” […]

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