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3 Count: Privacy vs. Piracy

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The post 3 Count: Privacy vs. Piracy appeared first on Plagiarism Today. More newspapers sue Microsoft and OpenAI, CJEU rules Hadopi is legal and Netflix wins dismissal of King of Collectibles lawsuit.

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Kevin Kruse Cleared of Plagiarism Though Questions Remain

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At that time, Kruse was facing allegations that he had committed plagiarism, first in his 2000 dissertation at Cornell University and later in his 2015 book One Nation Under God: How Corporate America Invented Christian America. They have obligations to both student and employee privacy that has to be maintained.

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3 Count: Twitter Twits

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Court protects Redditor's privacy in piracy case, Saskatchewan demands removal of a parody logo and Twitter's piracy problems continue. The post 3 Count: Twitter Twits appeared first on Plagiarism Today.

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3 Count: Leaky Data

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The post 3 Count: Leaky Data appeared first on Plagiarism Today. Zayn Malik seeks dismissal of lawsuit, Italian government orders blockade of Anna's Archive and streaming music converter leaks user data.

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The War Over the Future of WHOIS

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Even back then, privacy issues were a hot topic with many concerned that such a public database of personal information would lead to spam, harassment and other issues. One common resolution to this was the use of domain privacy services. These privacy issues are not new. Bottom Line. It’s a pretty spectacular failure.

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3 Count: Banana Problems

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The post 3 Count: Banana Problems appeared first on Plagiarism Today. Judge tosses banana art case, Tokyo court rules against blogger in subtitle battle and Comcast forced to identify suspected pirate.

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3 Count: Public Telegram

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Telegram had attempted to argue that such a disclosure would be a violation of privacy laws in Singapore, where their servers are located. The post 3 Count: Public Telegram appeared first on Plagiarism Today. The 3 Count Logo was created by Justin Goff and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License.