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If Cloudflare Can Block Neo-Nazi Sites, Why Can’t They Block Piracy Sites?

October 11, 2017

A damning tweet comes back to haunt Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince. The deadly Charlottesville protests last August drew national attention on white supremacist and neo-Nazi culture in the United States. F... Read More...

Adult entertainment publisher takes advertiser JuicyAds to court as well as Cloudflare

Are Advertisers Liable for Supporting Piracy? That’s Now Up to a Judge…

Daniel Sanchez

September 14, 2016

Pirate image by Kevin Dooley, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC by 2.0) Is it advertisers’ fault when users pirate? Advertiser JuicyAds told a California federal court that no, it’s... Read More...

Artist Branding Isn't Selling Out Anymore — But What's the New Balance?

Is Sync the New Radio? ‘Running Up That Hill’ Isn’t the Only Track That’s Finding New Fans After Scoring a Major Placement

Unauthorized Music Usage on TikTok Can Cost Brands Big — But There’s a Way to Avoid Expensive Licensing Headaches

Sync Licensing Is Evolving — Now There’s a Comprehensive Analysis of the Music Industry’s Most Exciting Segment

How Sync Licensing Helped Musicians Thrive When Live Music Was Paused

Kate Bush Thanks Stranger Things Fans for Giving ‘Running Up That Hill’ a New Lease on Life

Here’s How Apple Has Dominated Sync Licensing for Two Decades Running

One of These Three Companies Will Change Live Concerts Forever

Adidas Places Kanye Branding Deal Under Review

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Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music Are Only Getting Bigger — Which Is Great News for Niche Streaming Platforms

Meet the Artist Who Is Literally Saving His Fans’ Lives — Our Latest Podcast

How to Game the Billboard Charts (And Why You Shouldn’t)

Stop Chasing Playlists and Start Building a Music Career — Our Latest Podcast

If Cloudflare Can Block Neo-Nazi Sites, Why Can’t They Block Piracy Sites?

Are Advertisers Liable for Supporting Piracy? That’s Now Up to a Judge…

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