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Nelson Mullins Team Wins Dismissal of Telenovela Copyright Case | Daily Business Review Law.com Most Effective Lawyers: Intellectual property — Attorneys for Mexico’s TV Azteca persuaded a Miami federal judge to reject the lawsuit for lack of jurisdiction.
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‘Fearless Girl’ statue gets new permanent home WAVY-TV The “Fearless Girl” statue that inspired millions with a message of female empowerment was installed Monday at her new home in front of the New York Stock …
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Photos: Whoville 5K 2018 WOODTV.com Runners and walkers donned colorful Seussian costumes Sunday for the annual Whoville 5K at Riverside Park in Grand Rapids.
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Federal Courts Aren’t ATMs, Angry Judge Reminds Copyright Troll Techdirt I will never tire of judges handing down benchslaps to IP trolls. Perhaps I’ll never tire of it because it just doesn’t happen often enough. Or perhaps it cannot …
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Latest EU Copyright Proposal: Block Everything, Never Make Mistakes, But Don’t Use Upload Filters Techdirt As we’ve been discussing the “Trilogue” negotiations between the EU Commission, EU Council and EU Parliament over the EU’s Copyright Directive have …
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Copyright Clearance Center Named One of the 2018 Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts Business Wire CCC announces its inclusion in the 2018 Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts list by the Boston Globe Magazine and The Commonwealth …
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Chinese Internet Court Uses Blockchain to Protect Copyright Online Blockonomi An Internet judge in China’s Hangzhou province decided to enlist the help of blockchain to help defend Intellectual Property (IP) rights.
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Verbal Copyright: The Ethics of Sharing Ideas The Good Men Project Isn’t that what I just shared?
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An EU Copyright law for the 21st century film and TV industry EURACTIV The EU Copyright Directive, which is currently being finalised by the Council and the European Parliament, must include a principle of fair and proportionate …
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Japan to extend copyright period on works including novels and paintings to 70 years on Dec. 30 The Japan Times The copyright period on works such as novels and paintings in Japan is set to be extended to 70 years after the authors’ deaths, from the current 50 years,
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