The Legal side of Internet Television including Digital Rights Management (DRM), Intellectual Property and Piracy
Legal, DRM, Piracy & IP
2008 has now seamlessly morphed into 2009 and we’re all a year older, and maybe even a year wiser. But what...
Warner Music videos are currently disappearing from YouTube at a rate of knots due to a breakdown in negotiations concerning a...
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last 12 months, you’ll know that The Dark Knight has been absolutely...
Media companies and broadcasters are increasingly realizing the opportunity they are missing by not offering their programming on the Web. Whether...
Kangaroo may be all but dead, but the BBC, ITV, and Channel 4 aren’t giving up on their joint plans to...
Kangaroo, a British rival to the U.S. Hulu, is facing evolution or death after the Competition Commission refused to accept it...
Online video is changing, becoming more in tune with old media. One of the ways this change is being demonstrated is...
How do you fancy watching high quality premium movies and episodes of television shows for free on Amazon Video On Demand?...
In light of a new YouTube killer going on a shooting spree, should the Google-owned video sharing site be doing more...
Peekvid – Links But No Hosting Peekvid, a website that indexed television content and provided links to the videos on other...
Anyone who regularly downloads over peer to peer networks or torrent sites will have heard of The Pirate Bay. But have...
The Internet is a truly global phenomenon, with every single country in the world being connected to the Web. But, due...
Should a site be held accountable for merely linking to pirated material? IsoHunt thinks not, and is taking its case to...
Could the decision to throw out a copyright infringement case against Veoh have an impact on the $1 billion lawsuit Viacom...
Stephanie Lenz is a tough woman. Not content with merely getting Universal to retract its unnecessary takedown notice over a YouTube...
What happens when the IOC runs to the authorities rather than approaching the pirates themselves? A round of pure and utter...
Could monetizing rather than removing copyrighted clips prove to be a solution to both the ‘Viacom issue’ and YouTube’s failure to...
In this digital age that we are now on the verge of, content producers are having to ensure their rights are...
Are the big television networks finally getting a grasp on the digital age and what the Web means for their business?...
Does the use of off-site DVRs, which work like a TiVo, infringe the copyrights of content providers such as American TV...
The amount of video available on the Web is increasing massively every month, but if metered broadband becomes the norm, don’t...
Google must be regretting its decision to buy YouTube for such a vast sum of money. Not only is it failing...
The new Batman movie, The Dark Knight, has been the biggest film release of the year so far by a mile....
The MPAA has had a slight change of focus and now wants to educate instead of irritate with a central website...
Redlasso, a video site that allowed bloggers to take snippets of TV shows to embed on their sites, has shut down...
It was already known that video sites based in China were subject to strict regulation by the Chinese government, but the...