The internet has presented previously undreamt of challenges to copyright law and its application, resulting in all sorts of dramas, dilemmas and high-profile legal battles (eg: the well-publicised Napster case springs immediately to mind, and locally, the iiNet test case in which the ISP was effectively – and may I say, ludicrously – being held to account for pirated content downloaded by clients).
This current case that I am about to outline is very small-time by comparison, but of relevance to folk who make available their intellectual property on web forums. Continue reading Web Forum Copyright Infringement: What To Do About It