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Online Legal Issues

Messy details emerge from Viacom, YouTube lawsuit

Viacom Inc.'s billion dollar legal battle with YouTube got messier on Thursday, as the federal judge in the three-year-old copyright infringement case unsealed documents revealing sensitive corporate...

UPDATE 1-Google slams Viacom for secret YouTube uploads

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UPDATE 1-Google slams Viacom for secret YouTube uploads

of secretly uploading its videos to YouTube even as the media conglomerate publicly denounced the online video site for copyright infringement, according to court documents made public on Thursday.

Court records illuminate Viacom-YouTube battle

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Court records illuminate Viacom-YouTube battle

YouTube co-founder Steve Chen once warned fellow co-founder Jawed Karim to stop posting pirated videos on their Web site, according to court documents unsealed Thursday as part of a 3-year-old copyright lawsuit.

Court records illuminate Viacom-YouTube battle

YouTube co-founder Steve Chen once warned fellow co-founder Jawed Karim to stop posting pirated videos on their Web site, according to court documents unsealed Thursday as part of a 3-year-old copyright lawsuit.

Squillions will be lost to 'piracy' by 2015

A SYMPOSIUM of so-called 'anti-piracy' overlords has plucked a figure from its random number generator and estimated that European economies will lose £215 billion by 2015 if peer-to-peer (P2P) filesharers aren't subjected to draconian punishments.

Google slams Viacom for secret YouTube uploads

The Google logo is shown prior to the unveiling of the Nexus One Android smartphone, the first mobile phone the internet company will sell directly to consumers, during a news conference at Google headquarters in Mountain View, California January 5, 2010. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith

Google slams Viacom for secret YouTube uploads (Reuters)

of secretly uploading its videos to YouTube even as the media conglomerate publicly denounced the online video site for

Study: Internet piracy taking big toll on jobs

Over a million jobs and up to €240 billion in business could be lost in the European Union over the next five years as a result of illegal downloading, according to a new study into Internet piracy.

Today in tech: Piracy costs jobs, Samsung Jet Ultra lands at O2

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YouTube - Viacom war heats up; confidential documents to be released

In YouTube - Viacom legal battle, a federal judge will release confidential documents that will expose secrets and confidential information.

"Piracy" sounds too sexy, say rightsholders

For years, we've heard complaints about using the term "piracy" to describe the online copyright infringement—but most have come from Big Content's critics.

E10bn goes in European piracy claim

The long expected emergence of a Google TV platform comes a step closer with American reports that Google and Intel have teamed with Sony to develop a web TV service for connected TVs and STBs.

EU Parliament report attacks Internet piracy

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Illegal downloads could cost Europe £215 billion by 2015

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Google, YouTube, Viacom documents to be unsealed

Close watchers of Google are anticipating the expected release today of what could be a treasure trove of data about the inner workings of the Mountain View Internet giant and its YouTube subsidiary.

Internet piracy taking big toll on jobs

YouTube breaks own record http://tinyurl.com/yzn8mnc 24 hours worth of video are being uploaded to the video-sharing site every minute 24 mins ago

Internet piracy taking big toll on jobs - study

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Online Piracy To Cost 1.2 Million European Jobs By 2015

A study conducted by Parisian business research firm TERA Consultants, has warned that within the next five years, almost 250,000 jobs in Britain will be made redundant, if online piracy continues to affect the music, film and creative arts industries at its current pace.

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Illegal downloading 'cost 1.4bn'

Illegal downloading of music, films and television programmes cost Britain 39,000 jobs and retail losses of £1.4 billion in 2008, a report has claimed.

Net piracy could lose Europe £215bn by 2015

Illegal file-sharers will cost the European creative industries £215bn by 2015, says Tera Consultants.

O2 says net piracy letters 'bully' web users

O2 has slammed a UK law firm for issuing letters to web users suspected of illegal file-sharing, saying they "bully or threaten" consumers.

New French Legal Online Gambling Website Launched

In France the legal compliance model for online gambling operators is constantly changing and this makes things difficult for those who want to enter the newly regulated arena. Education is the key to keeping up with the new rules and regulations and there are many sub industries that cater to the requirements for compliance for the sector. One such agency has decided to create a document that will serve as a definitive list of rules that clarify and solidify the current rules. A web resource site for French online gambling news and information called Machine-A-Sous.com has the goal of ā€œhelping players, operators and affiliates understand the constantly changing legal climate of France’s online gambling industry.ā€ Legal expert Marie Godard who has a masters degree in European Union law, has composed a thorough guide using related ca


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