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Intellectual Property Law Headline News
From Around the World
ARCHIVE: Sep. 1, 2003 to Oct. 31, 2003
Most recent headlines

Older headlines (prior to August 31, 2003)
Oct 31 ,
2003:
Copyright law could hurt crypto research
By Dinah Greek

Yahoo! News
Oct 31,
2003:
Copyright law catches up with UK surfers
By Dinah Greek

Yahoo! News
Oct 30 ,
2003:
RIAA files 80 more lawsuits against alleged file swappers
Associated Press

The San Jose Mercury News
Oct 29 ,
2003:
Online Music Exchange Battle Heads for Second Round
By Kim Sung-jin

Korea Times
October,
2003:
To Promote Innovation: The Proper Balance of Competition and Patent Law and Policy(PDF)
Federal Trade Commission (US)
Oct 29 ,
2003:
Note on the Proposed WIPO Treaty for Broadcasters, Cablecasters and Webcasters s
By James Love

Consumer Project on Technology (CPTech)
Oct 28 ,
2003:
EFA condemns music industry "piracy" raids
Media Release

Electronic Frontiers Australia
Oct 27 ,
2003:
Cyberpiracy north of the border
By Declan McCullagh

CNet News.com
Oct 27 ,
2003:
RightsWatch Produces Guidelines For Notice And Takedown
RightsWatch (via mi2n)
Oct 27 ,
2003:
Denmark urged to support open source
By Matthew Broersma

CNet News.com
Oct 27 ,
2003:
Site at centre of Aussie court battle switched off
By James Pearce

ZDNet UK
Oct 24 ,
2003:
Court slaps fine on song-sharing Web site in South Korea
Associated Press

SiliconValley.com
Oct 23 ,
2003:
Denmark urges government support for open source
By Matthew Broersma

Yahoo! News
Oct 23 ,
2003:
Hollywood takes anti-piracy message to school
Associated Press

SiliconValley.com
Oct 23 ,
2003:
Copyright Extension In Australia
Slashdot
Oct 23 ,
2003:
A Shut Gates on Open Source
By James Riley

Australian IT
Oct 22 ,
2003:
New law restricts parallel importing of movies
By NZPA

The New Zealand Herald
Oct 21 ,
2003:
FCC mulls digital 'flag' to sink TV pirates
Reuters

CNet News.com(UK)
Oct 21 ,
2003:
Aust ISP in 'world first' music industry court case
By James Pearce

ZDnet Australia
Oct 20 ,
2003:
International treaty will force 34 democracies to change copyright, IP laws
By Inquirer Staff

The Inquirer (UK)
Oct 16,
2003:
Google France fined for trademark violation
By Declan McCullagh

CNET News.com
Oct 16 ,
2003:
FCC Targets Copying of Digital TV
By Universal Studios

PRNewswire
Oct 8 ,
2003:
Lawrence Lessig: The BBC's lessons for America
By Lawrence Lessig

The Financial Times
Oct 9 ,
2003:
CD Protection Shifts to Courtroom
By Universal Studios

PRNewswire
Oct 9 ,
2003:
Two Out of Three American Teens Oppose Fines for Music File Sharers, Says Harris Interactive Youth Survey
Harris Interactive

Yahoo News
Oct 8 ,
2003:
Suing Your Customers: A Winning Business Strategy?
By G. Richard Shell

Wharton School of Business
May 19 ,
2003:
Intuit's lesson for MSFT and Hollywood
By Eric Hellweg

CNN Money
Oct 9 ,
2003:
ETH-Professor erneut freigesprochen - Keine Rassendiskriminierung
SIUG-announce
Oct 6,
2003:
Macrovision Obtains Interim Injunction To Prohibit Sales Of Circumvention Devices By Media Markt In Frankfurt, Germany
Macrovision Press Release
Sep 25 ,
2003:
Grandmother piracy lawsuit dropped
BBC News
Sep 18 ,
2003:
District Court in Frankfurt confirms legal claim of AN.ON
Press Release
Oct 10 ,
2003:
Threat of lawsuit passes for student
By Josh Brodie

Daily Princetonian
Oct 10 ,
2003:
UK tests open source waters
BBC News
Oct 10,
2003:
IBM, Brazil pair up for Linux lambada
By Robert Lemos

CNET News.com
Oct 9 ,
2003:
IBM, Brazilian government launch Linux effort
By Robert McMillan

InfoWorld News
Oct 9 ,
2003:
To Russia, with Linux
By Todd R. Weiss

ComputerWorld
Oct 15 ,
2003:
Alleged software pirate bailed
By Simon Hayes

Australian IT
Oct 14 ,
2003:
RIAA to Charter: Give up file-swapper names
By Stefanie Olsen

CNet News.com
Oct 14 ,
2003:
Group Contends Record Labels Have Wrong Guy
By Joseph Menn

The LA Times
Oct 14 ,
2003:
Joshi 'not fair' on copy
By Bisheshwar Mishra

The Times of India
Oct 14,
2003:
Copyright law to set up tribunal for stiffer punishment
GhanaWeb
Oct 14 ,
2003:
Taking Different Tacks on Piracy
By Jon Healey

The LA Times
Oct 15 ,
2003:
Largest Consumer Electronics Supplier In Germany Removes Circumvention Device Following Macrovision’s Legal Action
Music Industry News Network
Oct 9 ,
2003:
RIAA Croons a New Warning Tune
Reuters

Wired News
Oct 20 ,
2003:
Radio Stations Must Pay Royalties for Webcasting
By Shannon P. Duffy

Law.com
Oct 9 ,
2003:
Why we must stand on guard over copyright
By Michael Geist

Toronto Star
Oct 9 ,
2003:
Europe's Antipiracy Proposal Draws Criticism
By Paul Meller

The New York Times
Oct 9 ,
2003:
Pirated goods scuttle trade talks
By Charles Snyder

Taipei Times
Oct 9 ,
2003:
Hulk Pirate Sentenced for Felony Copyright Infringement
By Universal Studios

PRNewswire
Oct 8 ,
2003:
CD protection beaten in the press of a button
By John Borland

Silicon.com
Oct 8,
2003:
New front in piracy war
By Jessie Ho

Taipei Times
Oct 7, 2003: Pakistan Faces Heat as Software Pirates Run Amok
By Ahmad Naeem Khan

OneWorld.net
Oct 7,
2003:
Shift key breaks CD copy locks
By John Borland

CNet News.com
Oct 7 ,
2003:
Stars urge EU to lower sales tax on music
By the Associated Press

Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Oct 7,
2003:
Legg Mason Told to Pay Newsletter
By Krissah Williams

The Washington Post
Oct 6,
2003:
Reports: Charter sues recording industry over subpoenas
American City Business Journals

St. Lewis Business Journal
Oct 6 ,
2003:
Web privacy vs. identifying infringers
By Michael Geist

Toronto Star
Oct 3 ,
2003:
Senator Says Tech Firms Risk Peer-To-Peer Suits
Reuters Staff

Reuters News
Oct 3 ,
2003:
Innocent file-sharers could appear guilty
By Will Knight

New Scientist.com
Oct 3 ,
2003:
EU directive could spark patent war
By Matthew Broersma

CNet News.com
Oct 3,
2003:
Florida Dorms Lock Out P2P Users
By Katie Dean

Wired News
Oct 2 ,
2003:
Online Music Provider Denied Access to Latest Scores
By Seo Jee-yeon

The Korea Times
Oct 2 ,
2003:
MP3 accused plead guilty
By Louise Milligan

Austrailian IT
Oct 2,
2003:
Court upholds Lexmark toner cartridge return program
By Dow Jones Wire

The San Jose Mercury News
Oct 2 ,
2003:
Senator seeks reduced penalties for music downloading
By the Associated Press

The San Jose Mercury News
Oct 2 ,
2003:
Hackers to Face Tougher Sentences
By Brian Krebs

The Washington Post
Oct 1 ,
2003:
South Korean govt goes open source
By Seung eun Myung

ZDNet via Yahoo!News
Sep. 30,
2003:
MPEG founder seeks copy-protection accord
By John Borland

CNet News.com
Sep. 30,
2003:
 Registration Required: Hacker Arrested in San Diego
By Tony Perry

The LA Times
Sep. 29,
2003:
Song-Swap Networks Unveil Code of Conduct
By David McGuire

The Washington Post
Sep. 29,
2003:
P2P group seeks peace but talks tough
By Declan McCullagh

CNet News.com
Sep. 29,
2003:
Trusted Computing: Promise and Risk
By Seth Schoen

The Electronic Frontier Foundation
Sep. 25,
2003:
Librarians to P2P critics: Shhh!
By Declan McCullagh

CNet News.com
Sep. 24,
2003:
Israeli Music Industry to Get Tough on Downloaders
By Gwen Ackerman
Sep. 24,
2003:
EU software patent plan gets thumbs up
By Matthew Broersma
Sep. 24,
2003:
EU Parliament Votes for Real Limits on Patentability
From the Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII)
Sep. 24,
2003:
Recording industry withdraws suit
By Chris Gaither
Sep. 23,
2003:
Anti-swap CD hits the racks
By Mike Snider
Sep. 23,
2003:
Kazaa blasts Hollywood 'conspiracy'
By John Borland
Sep. 23,
2003:
Jury convicts man in DMCA case
By Paul Festa
Sep. 23,
2003:
Reliance on Microsoft a threat to security: experts
From the Sydney (Australia) Morning Herald
Sep. 23,
2003:
Estates' rights in Canadian copyright re-examined
By James Adams
Sep. 20
2003:
Software patents debate
From Indymedia Germany
Sep. 19,
2003:
Small businesses oppose software patents
By Matthew Broersma
Sep. 19,
2003:
RIAA sues iMesh file-trading firm
By John Borland
Sep. 17,
2003:
Democrats move open source Bill
By Simon Hayes
Sep. 17,
2003:
Distributors of DVD-copy software sued
By John Borland
Sep. 17,
2003:
File-Sharing Foes Spar in Senate Hearing
By David McGuire
Sep. 17,
2003:
Grokster, Morpheus File Briefs in Song-Swap Appeal
By Sue Zeidler
Sep. 17,
2003:
Kansan's bill could slow record industry suits
By Alan Bjerga
Sep. 16,
2003:
Verizon, Record Companies Duel Over 'Net Piracy
By Scott Morrison
Sep. 16,
2003:
Court scrutinizes P2P subpoena process
By Declan McCullagh
Sep. 16,
2003:
Coalition to counter entertainment-industry lobby
By Jack Kapica
Sep. 16,
2003:
A threat to the rich: Cancun trade talks
By George Monbiot
Sep. 16,
2003:
Appeals court to consider music industry subpoenas
By Ted Bridis
Sep. 16,
2003:
Copy-protected CDs take step forward
By John Borland
Sep. 15,
2003:
RIAA suits put parents on hook for kids' swapping
By Jefferson Graham
Sep. 13,
2003:
Europe's Downloaders Are Big Consumers Too: Study
By Bernhard Warner
Sep. 13,
2003:
Compulsory licensing struggles continue: Cambodia loses rights as Brazil seeks new rights
By Keith Alcorn

AIDS Map
Sep. 13,
2003:
Song Pirates Forced To Face The Music
By Scott Morrison
Sep. 12,
2003:
EU Software Patent Opponents Step Up Lobbying
By Paul Meller
Sep. 10,
2003:
P2P Group: We'll Pay Girl's RIAA Bill
By John Borland
Sep. 10,
2003:
Apple Customer Resells iTunes Song
By Evan Hansen
Sep. 10,
2003:
Litigation is not the Answer
Ian Brown
Sep. 10,
2003:
RIAA Causing 'Massive' Privacy Damage
By Robert Jaques
Sep. 10,
2003:
Murky Laws Make Piracy Suits Less Likely In Canada Than U.s.
By Richard Blackwell
Sep. 9,
2003:
European File Sharers Next In Line For Lawsuits
From fipr.org
Sep. 9,
2003:
RIAA Settles With 12-year-old Girl
By John Borland
Sep. 9,
2003:
Music Industry Risks Backlash After Suits
By Alex Veiga
Sep. 9,
2003:
MIT Names Student As Alleged Infringer
By Keith J. Winstein
Sep. 8,
2003:
DVD Copying Fight Lands In UK
By Dinah Greek
Sep. 8,
2003:
Lehigh University Will Surrender To RIAA Subpoenas
From theinquirer.net
Sep. 8,
2003:
Suits Could Clarify File-Sharing Rules
By Joseph Menn
Sep. 8,
2003:
Three Sydney Men Face Jail For Online Music Piracy
From australianit.news.com.au
Sep. 8,
2003:
New Report Finds Problems With EU Copyright Law
From fipr.org
Sep. 7,
2003:
MP3s Are Not the Devil
By Orson Scott Card
Sep. 7,
2003:
Online Piracy Criminal Prosecution Hailed As A World First
From uk.news.yahoo.com
Sep 7,
2003:
Aiming at Pornography to Hit Music Piracy
By Saul Hansell
Sep. 6,
2003:
Un juez decreta por primera vez en España el cierre de una web de intercambio de archivos P2P
From Consumer.es
Sep. 6,
2003:
Ottawa Takes Aim At TV Piracy
By Barbara Shecter
Sep. 5,
2003:
eBay Mutes iTunes Song Auction
By Evan Hansen
Sep. 5,
2003:
File Swapper Seeks To Stay Anonymous
By Reuters
Sep. 4,
2003:
Scientology Case Verdict: Victory For Freedom Of Opinion
By XS4ALL
Sep 4,
2003:
Music Industry to Offer Download Amnesty
By Ted Birdis
Sep. 4,
2003:
Controversy About Software Patents In EU Is Heating Up
From heise.de
Sep. 3,
2003:
Copyright Directive 'Could Be Europe's DMCA
From newscientist.com
Sep. 1,
2003:
321 Studios sued in United Kingdom
From the St. Louis Business Journal
Sep. 1,
2003:
Japan Has Visions Of Asian Alternative To Windows OS
From japantimes.com
Sep. 1,
2003:
Protests Delay Software Patents Vote
By Matthew Broersma
Sep. 1,
2003:
Google Roped Into RIAA and KaZaA Battle
By Alun Williams
Sep. 1,
2003:
To Be or Not to Be at Cancun
By Ernesto Zedillo
Sep. 1,
2003:
Protests Derail European Parliament Software Patents Vote
By Matthew Broersma
Sep.,
2003:
The Great Debate Over Software Patents
By Mark Radcliffe and Lawrence Rosen
Sep. ,
2003:
Song Swapping: Emails
From sky.com

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