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The Senate is gearing up for another go-round on rogue websites legislation, and this time, they've jettisoned the "COICA" label in favor of calling it the "PROTECT IP Act." Like a summer blockbuster sequel, it tightens up some things, adds a few new villains, but in the end reprises the same general plot.

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Thoughts on the Copyright Alert System

COICA v. 2.0: the PROTECT IP Act

RIAA wins $1.9 million judgment in retrial of alleged filesharer Jammie Thomas

The AP is going stop bloggers from pirating content (or quoting in fair use for legitimate reasons)

“Piracy?”

Warner Bros. acquires the Pirate Bay

RIAA MPAA stop suing customers, but get major ISPs like Comcast and AT&T to do their dirty work

Broadband, Know-How and Free Time (Because of the Downturn)

NY Times Copyright debate between Tim Wu and Rick Cotton

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