Righthaven Loses 79
A month ago we noted that the legal system had put Righthaven on hold, but now
redwolfe7707 noted that "A federal judge in Nevada says a Las Vegas law firm targeting unauthorized content on the Internet cannot sue others over a news company's copyrights. The Las Vegas Sun reported Tuesday the dismissal of a lawsuit by copyright enforcer Righthaven LLC against the website Democratic Underground. U.S. District Court Chief Judge Roger Hunt says copyright plaintiffs must control the rights to material in order to sue for copyright infringement."
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http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/06/copyright-troll-sanctions/ [wired.com]
A link to the PDF of the judge's order can be found on the EFF's website as well:
http://www.eff.org/cases/righthaven-v-democratic-underground [eff.org]
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It doesn't appear to be included in the rather poor article Slashdot chose to link, but the much better Ars piece [arstechnica.com] links the actual ruling [pdf] [wired.com], which includes that sentence on the last page.
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