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This Week In Techdirt History: September 20th – 26th
This Week in 2016
- Indian Court Says ‘Copyright Is Not An Inevitable, Divine, Or Natural Right’ And Photocopying Textbooks Is Fair Use
- Former UMG Exec: Major Label Music Should Cost More And DMCA Safe Harbors Should Be Destroyed
- Will The Washington Post Give Back Its Pulitzer And Stand Trial With Snowden?
- Senate Comes To Its Senses: Does NOT Support Ted Cruz’s Plan To Block Internet Governance Transition
- Journalists Blaming Facebook For Decline Is Just As Tiresome As When They Blamed Craigslist & Google
- Arguments Over Internet Governance Transition Get Even More Stupid
This Week in 2011
- Pirate Party Takes 9% Of The Vote In Berlin Elections, Wins A Bunch Of Seats In Parliament
- Italy Proposes Law That Will Ban People From The Internet Based On Single Accusation Of Infringement From Anyone
- MPAA Shuffles The Deck Chairs
- Is It A First Amendment Violation To Get Pulled Over For Flashing Your Lights To Warn Others Of Cops?
- Craigslist Trying To Destroy The Life Of Someone Who Made Posting To Craigslist Easier
- Entertainment Industry Now Shaking Down People At $10 Per Infringement
This Week in 2006
- Target Targets Blogger Who Posted Anti-Theft Procedures
- Some Things Not To Say To Customers After Your Board Is Accused Of Spying…
- Napster, Still Struggling, Puts Itself Up For Sale
- Band Just Notices That Run DMC Sampled Their Song Twenty Years Ago; Files Lawsuit
- Facebook Ready To Seal The Deal — But For Only $1 Billion
- The Growing Backlash Against Automated Cheating Detectors