Due to copyright laws, Anime Music Videos (AMV) are no longer allowed on Youtube. As of December 1, 2007 all AMVs on YouTube will be deleted and any future uploads beyond December 1 will be rejected. So, watch them while you can! picked by mitzuzake 10 months ago

It's long been believed that cease-and-desist letter that have no new creative expression and are merely boilerplates are likely not covered by copyright. The group Public Citizen hit back against this law firm's claims, but surprisingly, a judge has now agreed that you can copyright cease-and-desist letters. Discussion here. picked by 2manyusernames 7 months ago

Every now and then YouTube deletes a video, normally because of copyright issues. But, there is a way to still watch the deleted videos which is quite clever. All you have to do is enter the ID of the YouTube video that has been deleted by YouTube, and it will magically start playing. picked by LatueOfStiberty 1 year ago

The test will begin next month with hopes that the software, designed to recognize copyright content in videos, will be ready to roll out later this year, the company said. picked by DrNothing 1 year ago

This book traces the story of copyright from its adoption in this country over 210 years ago through the headline issues posed by the Internet and the digitizing of creative works. This book focuses upon the entertainment industries, and the technologies that make them possible. It belongs on the bookshelf of every creative person, or everyone who is interested in what such people create. picked by 2manyusernames 7 months ago

At association of American Publishers annual meeting in New York, Thomas Rubin, Microsoft's associate general counsel for copyright, trademark, and trade secrets, said that Google "systematically violates copyright," that it creates no content of their own and make money on the backs of other people's content by selling advertising. picked by Zargon5 1 year ago

A mash up of Disney videos explaining the ridiculousness of copyright laws. WIERD YET ENTERTAINING!!! picked by nesbyniccolo 1 year ago

I've been posting a few more videos lately, so for those of you interested, here's my youtube channel. If you like my videos, rate, comment, subscribe, and enjoy! :) picked by Jerry520 8 months ago

Viacom hit this guy with copyright infringement for posting on YouTube a video that Viacom made by infringing on his own copyright! Confused? Read the story. picked by misswinkle 12 months ago

You dont need a special player. You dont need anything special at all. After Watching this short video you can learn how to download videos From Youtube in AVI FORMAT! Avi format works on almost every single computer!
NO SPECIAL SOFTWARE REQUIRED picked by blondeNbeautiful 2 years ago

Sounds like another copyright battle is heating up... picked by sfeldner 2 years ago

For the first time ever on the Internet, the US Copyright Royalty Board has set a fee structure that webcasters of any kind will be required to pay per song per listener. picked by indierockcafe 1 year ago

Claiming it's a violation of copyright laws, the NFL Pulls Plug On Big-Screen Church Parties For Super Bowl.

What's next, bars and restaurants? picked by buddha 7 months ago

The four were indicted Tuesday on allegations that they copyrighted their names, then demanded millions of dollars from prison officials for using the names without authorization. picked by AutumnLotus 1 year ago

Ive been looking for a way to do this! picked by LatueOfStiberty 2 years ago

Music performers could see a big boost to their lifetime earnings under planned changes to music rights proposed by the European Commission.

Because thats just what the world needs: richer rock stars [read recording industry]. picked by mahler87 6 months ago

Egypt's MPs are expected to pass a law requiring royalties be paid whenever copies are made of museum pieces or ancient monuments such as the pyramids. picked by gratheo 8 months ago

The NFL, as you know defends their copyright of the term "Superbowl" with religious fervor. Bars, clubs,restraunts etc resort to calling it "The Big Game" when advertising they will have it on their television. The NFL's respose is either 1) Create a low-cost license so people can use the word superbowl or 2) Try to copyright "the big game". picked by 2manyusernames 1 year ago