( – promoted by Colorado Pols)
“Nobody is playing a violin for these guys.”
– from Wired.
“The Las Vegas copyright-trolling firm Righthaven told a Nevada federal judge Friday it might file for bankruptcy protection, or cease operations altogether.
To prevent that, Righthaven is asking U.S. District Judge Philip Pro to stay his decision requiring Righthaven pay $34,000 in legal fees to an online commenter it wrongly sued for infringement.
Judge Pro ruled in June that a Vietnam Veteran’s posting of an entire Las Vegas Review-Journal article was fair use, and ordered opposing legal fees. Righthaven is appealing the order, which it says would leave it insolvent.”
Well earned.
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… then yep, sounds like they’re gone, and good riddance.
turn out the lights.
The new CEO has been right on about Righthaven, but the Denver Post itself needs to acknowledge it helped create this reality.
and this guy
http://www.bizjournals.com/den…
can help them find one
Ready to give us your word you’re OK with seeing excerpts from your articles here with links sending lots of people to your site?