This Week in IP Enforcement

Stolen Software: Piracy Hits More Than Movies and Music (PCMag)
SIIA’s anti-piracy program featured in article that recognizes the negative impact piracy has on the software industry.

Entertainment Lobby Claims Google, Bing Send Users to Illegal Music Files (paidContent)
Google and other search engines “overwhelmingly” direct music fans to illegal copies of copyrighted tracks online, a coalition of entertainment industry groups has told the government.


Ukraine Shuts Down Leading File-Sharing Site
(Associated Press)
Ukrainian authorities have shut down a popular file-sharing website saying it violates copyright laws, officials said Wednesday.

Next Frontier in Piracy: Downloading Physical Objects to Your 3D Printer (Time)
Pirate Bay has announced a new category called “Physibles” that houses digital files that can be downloaded and used in conjunction with 3D printers to print out actual, physical objects.


mophie Awarded Significant Judgment in Piracy Case
(PRNewswire)
Federal Judge Rules in Favor of Company and Against Counterfeit Seller