…Ok, Fresh-N-Fast Is Pretty Much Just In-N-Out. Fresh-N-Fast is NYC's answer to In-N-Out, with the same look, menu, and feel, but they have one thing that In-N-Out doesn't: A copyright lawsuit to deal with.

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1. Read More About Fresh-N-Fast at Grub Street
2. Via Ohhleary

The guy who wrote this email has a few things to learn about how the Internet works. But at least, he's right: Small businesses like his never get respect….

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TECH BUZZ: The founders of the Pirate Bay are twittering their copyright trial, and so far things are all going their way. The searching for the hashtag #spectrial (spectacle + trial) will keep you up-to-date on what's happening in the courtroom, though news outlets are covering the trial closely, too. The Pirate Bay is being charged with violating Swedish copyright laws by providing torrents of copyrighted material and making money of ads that run on their pages.

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1. Tweet The Pirate Bay Trial
2. Prosecutor Drops One of the Charges in Pirate Bay Trial
3. Twitter / brokep
4. #spectrial - Twitter Search

TECH BUZZ: Keeping track of videos pulled from YouTube for copyright claims. YouTomb, from the MIT Free Culture student group, tracks hundreds of thousands of videos on YouTube, and every time one is removed for copyright claims, the site creates a post that includes a screenshot, description, inofrmation on how long it was available and the party that asked that it be pulled down. So far, TV TOKYO, Viacom, Warner Bros, and World Wrestling Entertainment are the groups most often using the takedown notice.

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1. YouTomb
2. “It’s an interesting little tool to see just who freaks out the most about their precious content being on YouTube.”
3. Where Videos Go to Die
4. Because Sometimes Videos Are Mistakenly Taken Down