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Verizon sued by record labels for serving those accused of music piracy Rachael Davies Tech Journalist Major record labels have banded together to sue Verizon for violating copyright law by serving those accused of music piracy. On Friday July 12, major record labels including Universal, Sony, and Warner have alleged that internet service provider … Continue reading Verizon sued by record labels for serving those accused of music piracy
Company updates How Google Fights Piracy document, announces new anti-piracy measures. Matt McGee on October 17, 2014 Against what seems like an almost constant string of accusations that it’s not doing enough to prevent online piracy, Google today touted recent progress on that front today with an updated version of its How Google Fights Piracy … Continue reading Google Touts Its Progress In Piracy Battle, Announces New Ad Format & “Pirate” Algorithm Update
Avast ye matey! Finding pirated content on Google is about to get more difficult. By Peter Wade Google is rolling out an update to its search engine next week that will downrank websites containing pirated content. The new, improved algorithm pushes copyright violators lower in search results. “We’ve now refined the signal in ways we … Continue reading Google Improves Search Engine To Battle Copyright Piracy
