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adidas Victorious Following a More than 2-Year Long Fight for Yeezy Boost Copyright Registration The Fashion Law THE FASHION LAW EXCLUSIVE — In the midst of increasing quantities for some of Kanye West’s hot-selling Yeezy sneakers to meet unabated consumer …
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“Trolling for Copyright Claims Against Online Hosts” Reason A very interesting post by Paul Alan Levy (Public Citizen), who is a leading expert on this sort of thing;
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Exclusive: The Copyrights’ New Track Is Snotty Pop-Punk At Its Catchiest Kerrang! Modern-day fans might think pop-punk was all candy-coated riffs and ‘WOAH’ choruses, but The Copyrights know better. The Carbondale, Illinois, quartet …
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Rich Energy lose court battle over logo copyright FormulaSpy.com Haas F1 Team’s Title Sponsor Rich Energy have lost a court battle regarding their logo, which bicycle brand Whyte Bikes claimed they owned the copyright to.
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Conan O’Brien On Copyright Trolling Above the Law Lessons from the famous late-night host on why he settled a lawsuit filed against him and his writing team for alleged joke-stealing.
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Copyright Clearance Center Wins 2019 Excellence in Customer Service Award for Organization of the Year Business Wire CCC announced it has been named Organization of the Year in the 2019 Excellence in Customer *Service* Award presented by Business Intelligence Group.
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Using old Creative Cloud apps? Adobe says you risk copyright infringement TechRadar If you’ve been slack about updating your Adobe Creative Cloud software (including Photoshop, Lightroom and Illustrator, it’s time to do something about that.
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National Party wins Supreme Court court ruling over Eminem copyright Newshub New Zealand’s Supreme Court has given a small victory to the National Party in its years-long legal stoush with rapper Eminem’s company. Eight Mile Style and …
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Eminem’s company loses Supreme Court bid in National Party copyright case New Zealand Herald The Supreme Court has declined Eight Mile leave to appeal and Eminem’s company has been ordered to pay $4500 in costs. American companies Eight Mile …
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Feds seize millions from Oregon poker player KOIN.com A federal judge ordered the Internal Revenue *Service* to take possession of $3926478.11 and a sum of cryptocurrency after the U.S. Attorney for Oregon said it …
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