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Righthaven Victims A website that lists the victims of Righthaven LLC’s “shake down” lawsuits over copyright & information on how to avoid being sued!

Monday, September 6, 2010 6:08
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Find yourself being sued for copyright violations?  You are not alone this website is keeping track…

Righthaven LLC — a bottom feeding legal outfit — has teamed up with the Las Vegas Review-Journal to sue 'mom and pop' websites, as well as nonprofitpolitical actioncommunity actionwriters, and forum board operators for copyright violations. The strategy of Righthaven is to sue hundreds and thousands of these websites and counts on the fact that many are unfunded and will be forced to "settle out of court." All cases are being filed in a Nevada Federal Court and must be fought in this jurisdiction. You are not safe from Righthaven if you are out-of-state.

Read all about it righthavenvictims.blogspot.com/

The Daily Paul who by the way is among their victims has set up a separate area where articles and information on these suits is also available www.dailypaul.com/forum/870

Another resource (by the way they list a BIN article as a resource)….

 

Welcome to Righthaven Lawsuits

Disclaimer: This website is for informational purposes only and is in no way sponsored by or affiliated with Righthaven, LLC or any affiliated company.

  

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This website is dedicated to gathering together and posting for Righthaven Defendants and the public information about Righthaven LLC — the Las Vegas “technology company” that has been filing copyright infringement lawsuits in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada against numerous unsuspecting website owners (almost always without notice) for copyright infringement of news articles originally published in the Las Vegas Review Journal and purportedly assigned to Righthaven (sample assignment here) which subsequently registers the copyright to such articles with the U.S. Copyright Office in order to then file suit in federal court.


The proclaimed mission of Righthaven, as described in a blog posting on May 28, 2010, by Sherman Frederick titled “Copyright theft: We're not taking it anymore,” is as follows: 
We  . . .  copyrighted material 
Comment: I do not want to quote too much or else Righthaven will file a copyright infringement lawsuit against this website as well — the entirety of Mr. Frederick’s blog post can be viewed here (just as Mr. Frederick's would want you to read it).

Righthaven LLC is owned 50/50 by two limited liability companies.  The first is Net Sortie Systems, LLC, which is owned by Las Vegas attorney Steven Gibson – the Nevada attorney who is behind all of the lawsuits filed by Righthaven.  The second is SI Content Monitor LLC, which is owned by family members of investment banking billionaire Warren Stephens whose investments include Stephens Media, LLC which owns the Las Vegas Review-Journal. 
  
While Righthaven owes its origins to Stephens Media, Righthaven recently picked up another media company client interested in pursuing the same type of copyright enforcement efforts on its behalf – WEHCO Media (which owns several weekly and daily publications including the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and Chattanooga Times Free Press, but also has a partnership with Stephens Media regarding WEHCO’s Northwest Arkansas publications).  News coverage of Righthaven's new "client" hereherehere, and here

More www.righthavenlawsuits.com/

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