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Opening Shots Fired In Pirate Shipwreck Copyright Fight Law360 A filmmaker urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday to rule that he can sue North Carolina for using his footage of a famous pirate shipwreck, warning that …
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Copyright Office Prohibits Commercialization of Omar Bun Jen Sermons Without Permission | Voice Gambia Newspaper The Copyright Office, under the National Center for Arts and Culture has warned the general public to desist from reproduction or recording of the late Islamic …
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How the EU copyright directive affects esports live streams Esports Insider A recurring series on Esports Insider is ‘Ask the Esports Lawyers’, where a guest post from global law firm Nixon Peabody tackles some of the more pressing …
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Dish Network Scores Early Victory in Copyright Litigation JD Supra After filing a number of lawsuits, Dish’s effort to combat the piracy of its satellite TV programming is starting to pay off. Just days ago, the U.S. District Court for…
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Old Spice Facing Copyright Fight Over Whistle Jingle Law360 A composer who says he created the famous Old Spice whistling jingle is accusing Procter & Gamble of using a copyright-infringing tune to promote its products …
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Katy Perry relaxes with a yoga class after losing copyright court case for her track Dark Horse Daily Mail She just got back from a trip to Italy and Spain with fiance Orlando Bloom.
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Judge Orders Katy Perry To Pay Gospel Rapper $2.78 Million for Copyright Infringement Black Enterprise A federal court jury ruled that Katy Perry illegally copied a 2009 Christian rap song called “Joyful Noise” by gospel rapper Marcus “Flame” Gray.
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Music Copyright 101: Guide To Copyrighting Your Music As An Artist, Songwriter, Or Producer hypebot.com As an independent artist, the songs you write and the recordings you make are your intellectual property, meaning you own the copyright. Here we walk you …
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July 29: U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania docket for “copyright” cases The Pennsylvania Record The following cases categorized as “copyright” cases were on the docket in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania on July 29. All case …
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Judges May Be Reaching Limit with Copyright Profiteering by Pornography Sellers Insurance Journal Pornography producers and sellers account for the lion’s share of copyright-infringement lawsuits in the U.S. — and judges may have seen enough. The.
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