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  • Nude photo site wins injunction against Google

    A federal judge has ruled that portions of Google's popular image search feature, which displays small thumbnail versions of images found on other Web sites, may be violating US copyright law.

  • Studio copyright battles worthy of Hollywood script

    The Internet's long-held promise of offering every movie ever made has been endangered by the threat of the Hollywood contract.

  • Copyright tug-of-war

    The EU wants desperately to transform its 15 member nations into an "information society" capable of not just competing in, but leading the world economy. But manufacturers of electronic equipment say that goal will be impossible to achieve unless the EU's copyright laws are changed.

  • Paul Kunz: Turning on the World Wide Web

    Ten years ago, Paul Kunz wrote and posted the first American Web page at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. The subsequent chain of events turned the Web into a staple of everyday life.

  • The Last Pixel Show

    How Digital Entertainment Network soared on the passion of its young true believers and fell into the squalor of sexual abuse charges, bankruptcy, and an FBI investigation. A tale in Internet time. Part two.

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