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‘Lady Marmalade’ Songwriter Kenny Nolan Files $20M Copyright Lawsuit Against Sony/ATV Billboard Lady Marmalade” songwriter Kenny Nolan has filed a $20 million lawsuit against Sony/ATV Music Publishing for breach of contract and copyright infringement, …
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The new EU Copyright Directive leaves sports rights-holders dissatisfied SportBusiness The new EU Copyright Directive is one of the most controversial pieces of European legislation ever passed, pitting *content* creators like record companies…
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Glenfiddich makers lose copyright row over Indian rival’s whisky The Scotsman The makers of Glenfiddich whisky have lost a legal battle with an Indian firm who they accused of copying their product.
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FILSCAP, IPOPHL warn candidates: Follow copyright rules for music BusinessWorld Online THE FILIPINO Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, Inc. (FILSCAP) and the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) have reiterated …
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Frontlines: Eleanor McEvoy and Copyright Clearance hotpress.com Under new legislation, passed recently by the European Parliament, online platforms will be legally responsible for checking the copyright clearance of all i…
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Lobby group urges Ramaphosa to reject Copyright Amendment Bill Business Day The controversial bill, which parliament has approved, will see a ‘recolonisation of our curriculum’, the group says.
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CD Baby Looks to Audible Magic to Help Flag Copyright-Infringing Content Billboard CD Baby has announced a partnership with digital copyright, licensing, and monetization management company Audible Magic to identify potential rights …
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Ayub Bachchu sole owner of LRB, only heirs can run it: Copyright Office bdnews24.com The popular band and its logo were registered by only Bachchu, the vocalist and lead guitarist, following his application in 2010, Atiquzzaman Atique, …
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Europe’s strict new copyright laws could hurt companies like Facebook and Google Recode Facebook and Google could soon be forced to pay more creators for the *content* that appears on their sites.
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Greenlighting ‘Censorship Machine,’ EU Adopts Controversial Copyright Rules Common Dreams “This is a deeply disappointing result which will have a far-reaching and negative impact on freedom of speech and expression online.”
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