This Week in 2016
- Whether Or Not Russians Hacked DNC Means Nothing Concerning How Newsworthy The Details Are
- Verizon Buys Yahoo In $4.8 Billion Attempt To Bore The Internet To Death
- Declaring Cyberwar On Russia Because Of The DNC Hack Is A Bad Idea
- IP Lawyers Tell Copyright Office To Stop Screwing The Public By Opposing Cable Box Reform
- Intellectual Property Fun: Is Comedy Central Claiming It Owns The Character Stephen Colbert?
- The Selfie-Taking Monkey Who Has No Idea He Has Lawyers Has Appealed His Copyright Lawsuit
This Week in 2011
- The Absurdity Of Comparing Copying To Stealing
- New Study: Piracy Increases The Quality Of Content
- Getting Past The Myth That Copyright Is Needed To Produce Content
- Writer Explains How Copyright Has Prevented Her From Ever Seeing TV Shows She Wrote
- UK Appeals Court Agrees That Clicking A Link And Opening A Website… Is Infringing
- Why People Pay More For Access To Infringing Content
This Week in 2006
- ‘Pirates’ Thriving, In Spite Of Pirates
- Add Amazon To The Long Long Long List Of Video Download Providers
- Mobile Phones’ Impact On Sexual Relations
- User Generated Content Goes To War
- Metallica Finally Realizes That Some People Like To Get Music Online
- The Big Karaoke Crackdown