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As part of the latest round in the $1 billion copyright fight between Viacom and YouTube, a federal judge has ordered the popular online video-sharing service to disclose consumer records. Seemingly violating the Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA), the judge has ordered YouTube to disclose precisely what videos consumers watched, and when -- though the 12 terabyte data dump would include "less specific identifiers than a user's real name or e-mail address," according to the Associated Press. I'm guessing that eight terabytes of that data will be "Rick Rolling".
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via Broadband Reports @ 13:05 7th Jul
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(Nanowerk Spotlight) The use of spontaneous self-assembly as a lithography- and external field-free means to construct well-ordered, often intriguing structures has received much attention for its ease of organizing materials on the nanoscale into ordered structures and producing complex, large-scale structures with small feature sizes. These self-organized structures promise new opportunities for developing miniaturized optical, electronic, optoelectronic, and magnetic devices.
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via Nanowerk @ 11:03 16th Jul
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I Don't Believe in Imaginary Property writes "Why would UMG, one of the four major RIAA members, consider an infringement award 'grossly excessive'? Naturally, because they were the ones ordered to pay it. While they had no trouble with Jammie Thomas being ordered to pay $222k, some 13,214 times the actual costs, they thought that being ordered to pay ten times the actual damages in Bridgeport v. Justin Combs was just too much. Then again, maybe that's why they didn't complain back when the increased statutory damages section was cut from the PRO-IP Act? Now if they could just cut the rest of the act."
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via Slashdot @ 15:01 15th May
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Google has been ordered to disclose a whopping 12 terabytes of logs which detail every video watched by every user of YouTube.
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via Active Home @ 11:59 9th Jul
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GOOGLE has been ordered to expose the viewing habits of every user who has watched YouTube, the internet's largest video site, it emerged last night.
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via Red Orbit @ 9:25 5th Jul
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Google has been ordered to allow entertainment giant, Viacom, access to details of the video-watching habits of visitors the YouTube website.
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via Azerbaijan News.Net @ 0:04 5th Jul
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Google has been ordered to allow entertainment giant, Viacom, access to details of the video-watching habits of visitors the YouTube website.
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via Turkmenistan News.net @ 0:04 5th Jul
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Google has been ordered to allow entertainment giant, Viacom, access to details of the video-watching habits of visitors the YouTube website.
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via Malaysia Sun @ 13:04 4th Jul
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Google has been ordered to disclose a whopping 12 terabytes of logs which detail every video watched by every user of YouTube.
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via VNUNet.com @ 7:39 4th Jul
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Google has been ordered to expose the viewing habits of every user who has watched YouTube, the internet's largest video site, it emerged last night.
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via Glasgow Herald @ 20:12 3rd Jul
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A US judge has ordered Google to expose to Viacom the video-viewing habits of everyone who has ever used YouTube in a decision condemned by the Internet giant and privacy advocates.
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via WA Today.com.au @ 7:46 4th Jul
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A US judge has ordered a pair of accused spammers to pay MySpace about $247 million in what was being billed as a record-setting punishment for such Internet abuses.
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via Nine MSN @ 11:07 16th May
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A US judge has ordered a pair of accused spammers to pay MySpace about 230 million dollars in what was being billed on Wednesday as a record-setting punishment for such Internet abuses.
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via I-Net-Bridge @ 13:38 15th May
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A French court on Monday ordered the online auction giant eBay to pay 38.6 million euros, or $61 million, in damages to the French luxury goods company LVMH, in the latest round in a long-running legal battle over the sale of counterfeit goods on the Internet.
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via Free Internet Press @ 19:03 1st Jul
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TECHNOLOGY REPORTER -- Google Inc. has been ordered to disclose reams of data detailing the personal video-watching habits of YouTube users in a landmark court decision that critics say could potentially identify millions of people around the world and erode expectations of privacy on the Internet.
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via Globe and Mail @ 7:51 4th Jul
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TECHNOLOGY REPORTER -- Google Inc. has been ordered to disclose reams of data detailing the personal video-watching habits of YouTube users in a landmark court decision that critics say could potentially identify millions of people around the world and erode expectations of privacy on the Internet.
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via Report On Business @ 9:51 4th Jul
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PARIS - A French court on Monday ordered the online auction giant eBay to pay 38.6 million euros, or $61 million, in damages to the French luxury goods company LVMH, in the latest round in a long-running legal battle over the sale of counterfeit goods on the Internet.
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via The Mercury News @ 22:59 1st Jul
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The online auction site has been ordered to pay compensation by a judge in Paris for allowing users to trade counterfeit items
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via The Times @ 9:42 30th Jun
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SAN FRANCISCO, (AFP) — A US judge has ordered Google to expose to Viacom the video-viewing habits of everyone who has ever used YouTube in a decision condemned by the Internet giant and privacy advocates.
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via Keep Media @ 10:26 10th Jul
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SAN FRANCISCO, (AFP) - A US judge has ordered Google to expose to Viacom the video-viewing habits of everyone who has ever used YouTube in a decision condemned by the Internet giant and privacy advocates.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 7:43 4th Jul
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LUFKIN, Texas -- Nintendo of America Inc. was ordered to pay a small East Texas gaming company US$21 million Wednesday for infringing on a patent while designing controllers for its popular Wii and GameCube systems. A federal jury found in favor of Anascape Ltd. in the lawsuit that was originally filed in 2006. Nintendo spokesman Charlie Scibetta said the company will seek an appeal and expects the court to reduce the award "significantly."
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via China Post @ 11:04 16th May
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SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - A US judge has ordered a pair of accused spammers to pay MySpace about 230 million dollars in what was being billed Wednesday as a record-setting punishment for such Internet abuses.
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via Yahoo! News Australia @ 17:36 15th May
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SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - A US judge has ordered a pair of accused spammers to pay MySpace about 230 million dollars in what was being billed Wednesday as a record-setting punishment for such Internet abuses.
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via Yahoo! UK and Ireland @ 4:19 15th May
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SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - A US judge has ordered a pair of accused spammers to pay MySpace about 230 million dollars in what was being billed Wednesday as a record-setting punishment for such Internet abuses.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 0:38 15th May
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SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - - A US judge has ordered a pair of accused spammers to pay MySpace about 230 million dollars in what was being billed Wednesday as a record-setting punishment for such Internet abuses.
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via Yahoo! Singapore @ 23:28 14th May
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