US court rules that using online photos can be considered 'fair use'Groups are concerned the case sets a dangerous precedent.By K. Filippidis, 07.03.2018
The FCC's 'Harlem Shake' video may violate copyright lawThe agency apparently didn't get permission to use the song. By T. Seppala, 12.15.2017
European commission pulls free roaming plan after complaintsConsumer groups accused it of caving in to telecoms. By S. Dent, 09.09.2016
Google won't face Supreme Court fight over book scanningThe highest court in the US won't hear an appeal of Google's victory in a feud over book scanning.By J. Fingas, 04.18.2016
'2001: A Space Odyssey' as 569 GIFs tests fair use limitsIt's just as hard to watch that many GIFs as it likely was to make them. By S. Dent, 03.25.2016
Appeals Court: Copyright holders 'must consider fair use' before sending DMCAsBy A. Tarantola, 09.14.2015
UK offers long-awaited copyright reform that sanctions format shifting, remote educationBy J. Fingas, 12.22.2012
Republic Wireless changes stance: unlimited will be truly unlimited, 'no thresholds' or asterisksBy D. Murph, 12.22.2011
T-Mobile UK backs down a bit, limits 500MB fair use policy to new and upgrading customersBy C. Ziegler, 01.12.2011
T-Mobile UK cuts 'fair use' allowance to 500MB, sends you home to watch online videoBy V. Savov, 01.11.2011
ReQuest threatens to enable DVD piracy on its media streamers, announces one sans DVDBy S. Hollister, 05.27.2010
Nokia's all you can download Comes with Music service is finally DRM free... in China (updated)By T. Ricker, 04.08.2010