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Brand Bulletins Archive June 2009
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 YouTube Sued for Copyright Infringement
The French music company SPFF has sued YouTube for copyright infringement, requesting that YouTube take down its copyrighted material from its site. While the content was only put back up by individual users, SPFF is suing YouTube because the content was never permanently removed. You can see the blog here.
 Amazon Pays for Violating Copyright
When it comes to IP news, the toy industry is usually quiet, but disputes regularly occur even if they are easily settled. For example, due to a violation on a copyright, Amazon has to pay compensation to Toys R Us. Find out more about this dispute and what else is going on in the toy industry here.
 Ford's Most Patented Car
The new Ford Fusion is one of the most patented cars ever made. The patents, Ford says, involve claims that are said to be more cutting edge that its competitors', and the technology involved may be crucial to saving the company from bankruptcy and giving Ford high hopes for its future. You can see more of the blog here.
 Google Books Violates International Copyright Law?
An investigation on the legitimacy of "Google Books" is underway in the international community. Because the laws of the United States differ from those of the European Union, several European countries have voiced their concern that Google's program does not abide by international law. See the article here.
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