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The third in a series of We Heart Log Data posts from Google brings back an old friend and a controversial topic.

Andy Beard has hit upon a compromise between removing text links from his site and being summarily punished by Google for selling them.

Embedded videos from Photobucket vanished from MySpace profiles as the two companies spar over digital content for the second time this year.

The Copiepresse agency that forced Google to post a court decision against the search advertising company on Google.be has initiated a legal battle with Yahoo over linking to articles.

The potential for misuse of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act reared its head again as a controversial figure has used it to force the takedown of a Fox News screen capture of his image from a pair of websites.

Google is locked in a trademark battle in Germany for the right to use the name Gmail for its mail service.

Phishing and identity theft have been costly to many victims, and AOL wants to help its members combat the threats.

The RIAA and its affiliates have accused more than 13,000 people, through lawsuits, of illegally swapping copyrighted music. With about a quarter of these suits settled at close to $5000 a pop, the record companies have a sweet deal going on. But one woman is standing up to these companies and choosing to fight: Mom.