This page contains all the news items for the tag "Copyright" for the month of April 2011. To view all news items without being the current tag filter, please click here.
PSN hackers claim they now have full unencrypted credit card numbers, including CVV codes, and have said that Sony refused to buy back the stolen data when offered the chance ... Read more ...
Major studios are yet again fighting against innovation using the excuse of piracy, this time by not allowing their movies to be rented legally on YouTube ... Read more ...
Sony reveals full extent of the PSN security breach, including the fact that hackers have managed to access PSN user information, and possibly even credit card details ... Read more ...
In an ironic twist, Righthaven, which has demanded domain seizures as part of their copyright lawsuits, has had their own domain name seized ... Read more ...
More iPhone 5 rumours as supplier says it could be shipping in September, while a new scandal surfaces that involves the iPhone and iPad secretly storing your travel locations ... Read more ...
Anonymous launches new attacks against the New Zealand political institution, after the NZ parliament passes new copyright laws that adds three-strikes, and hefty fines for alleged downloaders ... Read more ...
Doctors who don't want to see bad reviews posted about them online are using the services of a company called Medical Justice, which is using DMCA takedown notices to remove bad reviews ... Read more ...
A top advisor to EU judges says that web filtering or three strikes anti-piracy systems may be infringing out people's rights to privacy and basic human rights ... Read more ...
A major industry players calls for more cooperation from copyright holders to reduce delays in airing TV shows overseas, and help fight the piracy problem ... Read more ...
Copyright delinquents can now be taught a real lesson on YouTube, as YouTube's Copyright School is now open for those caught stealing ... Read more ...
Those that paid for Dragon Age:Origins found out that they weren't able to play the game over the weekend due to a DRM server problem, but pirates were able to enjoy the game without a problem ... Read more ...
To prove a point, Garry's Mod creator Gary Newman experiments with a new type of DRM designed not to inconvenience legitimate buyers, but only to punish the pirates ... Read more ...
Good Old Games's marketing manager comes out attacking DRM, questioning its effectiveness, and arguing against turning legitimate customers into criminals ... Read more ...
The legal battle between Sony and geohot is over, with the hacker agreeing to not ever hack another Sony product again and urging all to boycott Sony products ... Read more ...
In the UK, Australia and even Denmark, copyright holders and their government allies are scheming new ways to stop the Internet piracy epidemic ... Read more ...
A bi-partisan bill aims to give the MPAA and RIAA power to have the DOJ do their bidding in shutting down websites and blacklisting others ... Read more ...
Anonymous has threatened Sony over the company's treatment of hackers geohot and Graf_Chokolo, as well as the company's attempt to suppress information regarding the PS3's vulnerabilities ... Read more ...