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NY Times Publishes A Second, Blatantly Incorrect, Trashing Of Section 230, A Day After Its First Incorrect Article - Vimarsana News

NY Times Publishes A Second, Blatantly Incorrect, Trashing Of Section 230, A Day After Its First Incorrect Article

Last week we wrote about the NY Times having to issue a whopper of a correction on a giant front page of the Business Section, totally...

Senator Thom Tillis Pushed Awful Patent Reform Idea Last Year; Now Looks To Top It With Awful Copyright Reform This Year - Vimarsana News

Senator Thom Tillis Pushed Awful Patent Reform Idea Last Year; Now Looks To Top It With Awful Copyright Reform This Year

Last year, Senator Thom Tillis was pushing a completely ridiculous patent reform bill that would have enabled massive patent trolling...

Why The DMCA's Notice & Takedown Already Has First Amendment Problems... And RIAA/MPAA Want To Make That Worse - Vimarsana News

Why The DMCA's Notice & Takedown Already Has First Amendment Problems... And RIAA/MPAA Want To Make That Worse

The Copyright Office's study concerning Section 512 of the DMCA (the notice-and-takedown/safe harbors part of the law) had its...

Copyright Office Fucks Over Thousands Of Sites With Plans To Remove Their DMCA Safe Harbors - Vimarsana News

Copyright Office Fucks Over Thousands Of Sites With Plans To Remove Their DMCA Safe Harbors

If you run any kind of website it's super important that you file with the Copyright Office to officially register a DMCA agent...

Very Confused Judge Allows Bizarre Copyright Lawsuit Against Cloudflare To Continue - Vimarsana News

Very Confused Judge Allows Bizarre Copyright Lawsuit Against Cloudflare To Continue

In the past, law professor Eric Goldman has suggested that when it comes to infringing content, courts have an uncanny ability to ignore...