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Well it’s been two weeks, and my collection of links is pretty expansive.  So I’ll just keep most of them to myself, and here’s some random stuff that’s not too old…

• File-Sharing Doesn’t Hurt Box Office Revenue, Research Finds — Ernesto / TorrentFreak
• An Amusing Explanation of Why Net Neutrality Is So Serious — Jamie Condliffe / Gizmodo
• Tech Blogger Tries To Cancel Comcast Service, Hilarity Ensues — John Biggs / TechCrunch
  
• Comcast admits its policies are responsible for customer harassment — Jacob Kastrenakes / The Verge
• Google, Netflix, and Facebook ask FCC to intervene in fight over internet ‘congestion’ — Ben Popper / The Verge
• Biggest “patent troll” slapped down hard by appeals court — Joe Mullin / Ars Technica
• Yet another evidence that Germans run US trolling operations — SJD / Fight Copyright Trolls
  
• Verizon will start restricting LTE speeds for its heaviest unlimited-plan customers — Kevin Fitchard / Gigaom
  
• Musician Whose Works Are At Center Of Copyright Lawsuit Against YouTube Star Slams Lawsuit And Copyright — Mike Masnick / Techdirt
  
• Some really crazy people made the entire Star Wars movie in Minecraft — Jesus Diaz on Sploid, shared by Eric Limer to Gizmodo
• Latest CAFC Ruling Suggests A Whole Lot Of Software Patents Are Likely Invalid — Mike Masnick / Techdirt
  
• Another Blogger Wins a Fair Use Defense For a Photo–Leveyfilm v. Fox Sports — Eric Goldman / Technology & Marketing Law Blog
  
• Amended aggravation: Garcia v. Google — Rebecca Tushnet’s 43(B)log
• Suing File-Sharers Doesn’t Work, Lawyers Warn — Ernesto / TorrentFreak
• Yelp statements about its filters not protected by anti-SLAPP law or CDA — Rebecca Tushnet

Yeah, pretty mixed up… next time perhaps a thematic approach again.