The shut down of 73,000 blogs certainly had a lot of people talking. The story made international headlines and, as a result, we here at ZeroPaid had the opportunity ...
After 5 parts, we begin to near the end of our look at Bill C-32, Canada's copyright reform bill. While we may have covered a large number of broad ...
During an event on Capitol Hill, the AFL-CIO hailed the radio tax as fair pay for a hard days work.
The event also drew interest from politicians at the ...
Despite a great deal of evidence to the contrary, the MPAA and its allies in the content industries constantly declare that it is, "impossible to compete with ...
If one were to frame this as a case of biting the hand that feeds it, there would be plenty of people who wouldn't be surprised at the comparison. ...
There was considerable debate last year over new royalties being put in place in the US over web radio such as the idea of the royalty hike which would force ...
Yesterday, ZeroPaid reported on the Eurpean Commission wanting a consumer friendly market for consumers. While it may be a welcome initiative, the Open Rights Group ...
A panel of judges at the Copyright Royalty Board has denied a request from the NPR and a number of other webcasters to reconsider a March ruling that would force ...