Copyfraud

It's called copyfraud - and we'll discover how large corporations like Google, ... ❋ Unknown (2009)

Restrictions on the use of public domain work, sometimes labeled "copyfraud," are generating increasing criticism from the scholarly community. ❋ Unknown (2009)

HarperCollins Tries 'Video Books' (Washington Post) 6. Libraries and copyfraud (Ragesoss 2.02) ❋ Unknown (2009)

That said I am not aware of copyfraud being prosecuted much. ❋ Lynne M Thomas (2009)

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged copyfraud, genocide, neologisms, net neutrality | 2 Comments » ❋ Unknown (2009)

However, copyfraud still seems to remain in the neologism stage, and while in certain circles it is a common phrase, it has yet to achieve the popularity that, say, “unfriend” has. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Since then, the word has evolved slightly; I see uses of “copyfraud” that apply not merely to claims of copyright in works in the public domain, but claims of copyright against uses that are either clearly not infringing or else clearly fair use. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Yes, you're absolutely right: copyfraud is much more heinous that copyright infringement since it can potentially wrong millions of people. ❋ Glyn Moody (2008)

If they're going to impose a three-strike rule on copyright infringers, they should impose the same on those who commit copyfraud. ❋ Glyn Moody (2008)

Here is an article published by New York University on the problem of copyfraud and how to remedy it available for free download: ❋ Glyn Moody (2008)

On the one hand, I suppose you have to pay in order to complain, but on the other hand, this seems to only encourage them to engage in further copyfraud theft. ❋ Online Stock Trading Advice (2010)

Libraries and copyfraud: Special collections and the public domain ❋ Unknown (2009)

Man, [the library] [terms of service] say you have to request permission to use this copy of the [Magna Carta]... that's total copyfraud! ❋ Pfctdayelise (2009)