• “Make patent trolls pay in court” [Judge Randall Rader, Colleen Chien, and David Hricik, NYT]
• “Let’s play”: Nintendo claims “monetization rights” to fans’ videos on YouTube [Doctorow, BoingBoing]
• I only read it for the cease and desist notices: University of Kansas lawyers go after Twitter feed featuring suggestive display of university licensed apparel [Gawker]
• Alleged misdeeds of Prenda Law just got even stranger [Mike Masnick, TechDirt, earlier; Nate Anderson ArsTechnica] Piling up statutory damages, experimental suit-filing, cost infliction? Copyright mills like Prenda didn’t invent any of that [Mitch Stoltz, EFF]
• “Here’s the Chipotle Ramen Concept Lawsuit, in Full” [Eater]
• “Help the EFF save podcasting from a patent troll” [Mark Frauenfelder]
• Semi-defense of Craigslist suits against competitors [Jerry Brito]

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