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Copyright Smalls Claims Proceedings

Above the Fold

Relative to standard CCB proceedings, smaller claims involve more limited discovery, optional written submissions, and informal conferences that call for discussion of the evidence and issues presented. More information on these proceedings and their procedures is available on the Copyright Office’s website.

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Copyright Smalls Claims Proceedings

LexBlog IP

Relative to standard CCB proceedings, smaller claims involve more limited discovery, optional written submissions, and informal conferences that call for discussion of the evidence and issues presented.

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WIPO publishes Guide to Patent Case Management for Judges

The IPKat

Vision for the IP judiciary In addition to the full guide, available in PDF and in HTML, readers are able to create their own custom guide for any combination of jurisdictions and topics covered in the Guide, by clicking on the “Build custom guide” tab in the top banner or at this link. International comity in patent cases.

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Uncovering Novel Insights with Data Analytics

Velocity of Content

Analytics and visualization technologies — such as knowledge graphing, clustering, and ranking — are additional ways to help weed out unnecessary information and give users additional ways to explore the information and the connections between disparate sources. It takes five minutes, on average, to read one page of technical material.

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Court: iTunes DRM Removal is Irrelevant for Piracy Liability Lawsuit

TorrentFreak

RCN focuses heavily on the piracy tracking evidence from Rightscorp but has also brought up another topic; the decision by major record labels to remove DRM from the iTunes music store in 2009. This standoff resulted in a discovery dispute where RCN asked the court to compel the labels to reveal who were responsible.

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ISP Surprises Record Labels with ‘Innocent Infringer’ Witness at Piracy Trial

TorrentFreak

The “repeat infringer” issue remains a hot topic in US courts and over the years several ISPs have been sued because of them. In anticipation, both parties submitted motions to exclude several topics, with partial success. The most prominent outcome thus far is the guilty verdict against Cox from late 2019. Rightscorp and BMG vs. Cox.

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Cloudflare Defeats “Repeat Infringer” Copyright Lawsuit in US Court

TorrentFreak

After a thorough discovery process, both sides submitted motions for summary judgment at a California federal court a few weeks ago. Although wedding dresses are a relatively niche topic, many of the arguments in this lawsuit also apply to traditional pirate sites, which Cloudflare serves as well. IP-Address Shielding is Fine.

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