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EU passes copyright rules that could change the way the internet works The Independent The European Union has passed controversial copyright rules that campaigners claim could change the way the internet works. The suite of reforms include …
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Controversial European copyright reforms to get final vote today Euronews English It has been lauded by Paul McCartney and criticised by Wyclef Jean – But after two years of wrangling, the European Parliament will vote today on controversial …
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Nike defeats photographer who sued sportswear megacorp for copyright infringement over logo Boston Herald Nike has prevailed in a copyright infringement case that upholds its right to a photo that eventually became the “Jumpman” logo, even though it’s nearly identical …
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Europe to cast final vote on controversial copyright law The Telegraph Google, YouTube and Facebook are bracing for a final vote on controversial European Union copyright laws on Tuesday that could force them to police all …
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Brussels’ copyright wars divide governments and voters Financial Times The contest has a significance far beyond the tech and publishing worlds.
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How Can Content Creators Protect Memes From Copyright Infringement? Social Media Today If a tree falls in a forest and nobody is around, does it make a sound? We may never know, however if an existing online meme gets stolen and reposted on a …
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European Parliament votes on reform of copyright EUobserver MEPs will discuss and vote in Strasbourg on Tuesday on a highly-disputed reform of copyright to fit the digital age, and ensure that authors, composers, artists, …
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Dozens of Music Companies File Copyright Suit Against Charter Communications Billboard More than 50 leading record labels and publishers have filed a lawsuit against Charter Communications, Inc. for contributing and profiting off its internet …
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Copyright Alliance: Steadfastly Against Any STELAR Move Radio & Television Business Report The Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act Reauthorization (STELAR) has received plenty of pans across Capitol Hill in recent months. In October 2018 …
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Controversial changes to EU online copyright laws set for final vote BreakingNews.ie Critics fear internet censorship, while supporters believe *content* creators will be paid more fairly for their work.
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