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What if Subway acquired the copyrights to The Beatles catalogue? Red Reporter A thought occurred to me the other day: what if Subway, the sandwich place, were to somehow buy up the rights to the entire Beatles catalogue? We would …
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Copyright Directive: Can We Avoid Rotten Apples Through An Early Harvest? CelebrityAccess ENCORE (Hypebot) — Now that the EU Copyright Directive has (for better or for worse) passed into law, in this Op-Ed Neil Turkewitz takes a long and hard look at.
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IPAF wins court injunction in copyright case The Construction Index The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) has won a court injunction against an Indian firm that had been attempting to pass off an accredited training …
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The Copyright Amendment Bill: A ‘diabolical example of repression presented as freedom’ The Media Online In a country where the unemployment rate is already ridiculously high, the new Copyright Amendment Bill poses a threat to even more livelihoods within the …
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Singapore Copyright Act Update Proposals Protect Inventors The National Law Review Updates to the Singapore copyright act intend to afford more protections to inventors for creation, distribution, and consumption of copyright materials.
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Copyright Suit Against Microsoft Is Precluded by Earlier Patent Suit | The Recorder Law.com The Ninth Circuit ruled that both suits by Media Rights Technologies were based on the same nucleus of facts about alleged software misappropriation.
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CASE Act Bills Introduced in Congress to Create Copyright Small Claims PetaPixel Photography and Camera News, Reviews, and Inspiration.
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Copyright Directive: Can We Avoid Rotten Apples Through An Early Harvest? [Neil Turkewitz] hypebot.com Now that the EU Copyright Directive has (for better of for worse) passed into law, in this Op-Ed Neil Turkewitz takes a long and hard look at what the fallout from …
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What Happens When the Copyright Pirate Is State Government? Hollywood Reporter A documentary filmmaker says North Carolina posted his footage without permission. North Carolina claims immunity. Now the Supreme Court is being told that …
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‘Obituary piracy’ website ordered to pay $20M to grieving families CBC News Afterlife violated the copyrighted work of grieving families in order to make a profit, a judge in Ottawa ruled in ordering damages to be paid in a class-action …
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