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IMPALA, IMPF, GESAC and others urge European policymakers to adopt Copyright Directive into law – but IFPI stays quiet Music Business Worldwide Last Wednesday (February 13) European negotiators finalized the text of the Copyright Directive in the Digital Single Market – including the controversial ‘Article …
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Tweets of the Week: Election poll, copyright mob, and Fidesz in trouble EURACTIV Shock and awe at latest Parliament poll, Commission scores copyright own goal, and Hungary’s Fidesz party is playing the troll.
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Is Space the Final Frontier for Copyright and Patent Law? CTech Space, in general, represents an inherent problem for patents, as they are fundamentally territorial, while space is axiomatically extraterritorial to all countries, …
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Carnival copyright concerns Trinidad News TT Photographic Society. Part 2. A CRITICAL question has come to the fore over the past week: under TT copyright laws, what is the extent and limit of the …
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European governments approve controversial new copyright law Ars Technica Copyright overhaul could effectively mandate automated *content* filtering.
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One Person’s Unsettling Experience With A $20k Higbee Copyright Troll Demand Letter Techdirt Last week we wrote about the questionable practices of copyright troll Mathew Higbee, based on thorough research from lawyer Paul Levy. As we noted in the …
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Facebook guilty of copyright violation in Mediaset case IOL Mediaset explained that in 2012, “anonymous users” opened a Facebook page dedicated to Kilari, a cartoon that was broadcast on Mediaset TV channels.
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Does Wrestler Booker T. Have A Valid Copyright Infringement Claim Over Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 Character? Above the Law Is it an especially distinctive character or merely a stock character?
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Frustration over disputed copyright ownership of Victorian Cleer Alger Photographic Collection | Diss and Harleston News Diss Mercury Members of the Holt-Wilson family stand across the water from Regrave Hall in a photograph taken by CS Alger in the 1860s. PHOTO: Holt-Wilson family.
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Beyond “more copyright”: how do we improve artists’ lives and livelihoods through policy? Boing Boing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0294Y6Lv3Eo&feature=youtu.be Last year while I was on tour in Australia with my novel Walkaway, I sat down for an …
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