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Google book digitisation prompts EU to rethink copyright – EC communication on ‘Copyright in the Knowledge Economy’ (Ars Technica) (IP Watch) (Managing IP)

China Written Works Copyright Society objects to Google settlement (IP Dragon) (China Hearsay)

French Conseil Constitutionnel rules country’s new and improved internet disconnection law is now legal (Ars Technica)

UK All Party Parliamentary Communications Group oppose three-strikes internet plan (Managing IP) (Michael Geist) (TorrentFreak)

Misuse of a patent pool: En banc Federal Circuit to decide whether CD-R/RW patentees improperly sequestered alternative technologies: Princo Corp v ITC (Patently-O) (Filewrapper)

The GPL and you. Don’t be confused. (IP Think Tank)

Get ready for the real time web (BlawgIT)

New gTLDS: ICANN’s proposal to protect trade mark owners rights: make noise before 22 November 2009 (Class 46)

CC licensed photos and the International Olympic Committee (Creative Commons)

Rio 2016: broadcasting rights were sold months ago (IP tango)

A real Canadian copyright debate (Excess Copyright)

Licence agreements and ownerships: second hand sales of software (IP Osgoode)

Canadian Universities too closed minded on open access (Michael Geist)

Google facing court battle on copyright over failure to remove infringing material from YouTube (IP tango)

China Written Works Copyright Society objects to Google settlement (IP Dragon) (China Hearsay)

Tomatolei.com copyright infringement case: four sentenced to imprisonment (Business Software Alliance)

P2P file share and internet tv’s – winning buyers in China despite piracy concerns (China Hearsay)

Google book digitisation prompts EU to rethink copyright – EC communication on ‘Copyright in the Knowledge Economy’ (Ars Technica) (IP Watch) (Managing IP)

EU: simpler music licensing in sight? – Joint statement from the Online Commerce Roundtable participants on ‘Gerneral principles for the online distribution of music’ (1709 Copyright Blog)

Enforcement of rights on the internet in Belarus and Ukraine (Class 46)

Nokia sues Apple, says iPhone infringes patents (Ars Technica)

Conseil Constitutionnel rules country’s new and improved internet disconnection law is now legal (Ars Technica)

Winny developer acquitted – Japanese Court quashes conviction over file-sharing software (Lenz Blog)

Court orders The Pirate Bay to delete torrents (TorrentFreak)

Al Jazeera blogs go CC (Creative Commons)

Anti-piracy group aims for huge Bit Torrent site purge (TorrentFreak)

The government is giving some thoughts on online IP infringement (Class 46)

Pirate Bay takes bias claim to Supreme Court (TorrentFreak)

Pirate Bay appeal postponed til Summer 2010 (TorrentFreak)

Commissioning Editor for Education at Channel 4 set to drop a file-sharing bomb on digital Britain (TorrentFreak)

70% of British public oppose disconnecting file-sharers (TorrentFreak)

UK All Party Parliamentary Communications Group oppose three-strikes internet plan (Managing IP) (Michael Geist) (TorrentFreak)

ISP filches open WiFi in fight against three-strikes law (Ars Technica)

Proposed anti-piracy legislation is flawed, ISP TalkTalk says (TorrentFreak)

Leading UK cinema implements MPAA laptop ban (TorrentFreak)

Copyright threats against compulsive singer withdrawn (TorrentFreak)

White House shares the ACTA internet text with 42 Washington insiders, under non-disclosure agreements (KEI)

News is not the issue, advertising is – News industry woes (Singularity Law)

District Court C D California: Domain names as property subject to creditor claims: Bosh v Zavala (Technology & Marketing Law Blog)

Academics debate patent “exhaustion doctrine” – Quanta Computer Inc v LG Electronics Inc (IP Watch)

District Court N D Illinois: Whether software operates in one or three modes is a question of fact: Rosenthal Collins Group, LLC v Trading Techs. Int’l, Inc (Chicago Intellectual Property Law Blog)

District Court E D Kentucky: Was this award for counsel fees ‘exceptional’ or less?: iLor v Google (ISinIP)

Princo – Misuse of a patent pool: En banc Federal Circuit to decide whether CD-R/RW patentees improperly sequestered alternative technologies: Princo Corp v ITC (Patently-O) (Filewrapper)

Radio ‘pay to play’ law ready for vote in House, Senate (Ars Technica)

District Court N D California decision in Louis Vuitton Malletier SA v Arkanoc Solutions, Inc et al – ISPs not just tubes (IP Osgoode)

Chamber of Commerce – Chamber of Commerce takes aim at Yes Men – tries to take down parody site after embarrassing prank (EFF)

Facebook – Power.com’s motion to dismiss denied in battle over whether Power.com can allow its users to access user data on Facebook’s network (Technology & Marketing Law Blog)

Google – EFF urges court to ensure fairness in Google Book Search settlement amendment process (EFF)

Texas International Property Associates – Nevada District Court dismisses some of Texas domainer’s counterclaims against World Market Centre (Las Vegas Trademark Attorney)