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Google Bans ‘Downloader’ Again Following Markscan DMCA Notice

TorrentFreak

Created by software developer Elias Saba and released on the Amazon Appstore in November 2016, ‘Downloader’ offered two things; an empty URL field and a download button. Over 50 million installs of Downloader to date speak for the software’s popularity but in May 2023, progress came to a screeching halt. Discovery Inc.’

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Google Bans ‘Downloader’ App: TV Outfits Claim Browser Violates Injunction

TorrentFreak

Released on the Amazon Appstore in November 2016, Saba’s ‘Downloader’ app offered users just two things; an empty URL field and a download button. At the time of writing, Downloader has 664,605 customer ratings on Amazon, averaging 4.3 It was basic yet functional, and in time, extraordinarily successful.

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Misinformation Regarding Mechanicals and the MLC: What’s the Deal With Downloads?

JD Supra Law

and then collect and distribute performance royalties to their members, the MLC issues blanket licenses to streaming and download services (collectively, digital service providers or “DSPs”) and then collects and distributes mechanical royalties to its members. By: Arnall Golden Gregory LLP

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Music Company Asks Google to Delist ‘YouTube Downloader’ Wikipedia Article

TorrentFreak

The delisting requests are supposed to make it harder for people to find ‘YouTube MP3 download’ sites in search results. To the broader public, the label is relatively unknown, but owners of YouTube download sites are quite familiar with the outfit, as its takedown volume now exceeds that of the RIAA and BPI combined.

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The Coming COLA Adjustment for Mechanical Royalties on Physical and Downloads

The Trichordist

government’s statutory mechanical rate for physical and permanent downloads will increase twice in 12 months. This is because the… Read more "The Coming COLA Adjustment for Mechanical Royalties on Physical and Downloads" By Chris Castle We’re about to experience an historical event—the U.S.

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Physical/Download Song Rate Increases, No Change for Streaming

The Trichordist

Mechanical royalties for songs in physical and permanent downloads is increasing from 12¢ to 12.40¢ on January 1, 2024.

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Think you’re safe using that image you downloaded?

LexBlog IP

Did you know that even when you download an image from an online site, you might still be at risk of copyright infringement? Whether you’re a blogger, a graphic The post Think you’re safe using that image you downloaded? appeared first on Brisbane Commercial, Litigation and Intellectual Property Lawyers.