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Jurisdiction in Cyberspace

16 Nov 11: Barrage Of Doubts Voiced On US Internet Piracy Bill (IP Watch)

7 Nov 11: The Appropriate Forum and Applicable Law in Claims Against ISPs in the EU (Dorsey & Whitney)

7 Nov 11: KLNF-Internet-based jurisdiction under the New York long arm statute – Lexology (Kramer Levin)

27 Oct 11: Controversial US Bill Targeting “Rogue Websites” Introduced On House Side (IP Watch)

24 Oct 11: No liability for defamation for basic hyperlinks, says Supreme Canadian Court (Strikeman Elliott)

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    • Australian court finds Optus cloud-based TV recording service non-infringing

      The Federal Court of Australia has ruled that Optus does not infringe copyright in the TV programs recorded by users of its ’TV Now’ cloud-based recording service. In Singtel Optus v National Rugby League Investments, Rares J found that a recording of a TV show using a cloud-based service is made by the individual user of the service, [...]

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    • US Anti-piracy Bills postponed, copyright infringers charged and jailed

      The US Department of Justice has trumpeted the bringing of charges against the principals of one online copyright infringement site, and the jailing of the founder of another, at the same time as voting on the controversial US Anti-piracy legislation was postponed. Megaupload.com and seven individuals associated with it have been charged with criminal copyright offences [...]

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    • Australian ISPs propose “Notice and Discovery” scheme for infringing customers

      Five major Australian Internet Service Providers have released details of a proposed scheme for assisting copyright owners to enforce their rights against customers downloading infringing material.  Under the so-called “Notice and Discovery” scheme, the ISPs will send, first, an “education notice” and then, subsequently, “warning notices” to customers whose IP addresses have been associated with [...]

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