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‘Star Trek’/Dr. Seuss Mashup Deemed Copyright Fair Use by Judge Hollywood Reporter A judge praises the “highly creative” nature of “Oh, the Places You’ll Boldly Go!” She doesn’t see sufficient evidence that the book will harm Dr. Seuss’ position in …
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SCOTUS Rulings Impact Copyright Issues The National Law Review On March 4, 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court issued two decisions influencing the bookends of a copyright lawsuit – what steps are necessary to take with the U.S. …
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LMFAO Settles the Industry’s Latest Frivolous Copyright Lawsuit Digital Music News Following a nine-hour conference, LMFAO has quietly reached a full settlement over Rick Ross’ initial lawsuit for ‘Party Rock Anthem.’
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CoStar files two federal suits alleging illegal access and copyright infringement The Real Deal CoStar Group filed two copyright infringement lawsuits against firms it claims repurposed its data and illegally shared subscriptions.
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Trial Date Set For Ed Sheeran-Marvin Gaye Copyright Lawsuit HuffPost The singer is being sued for $100 million because his hit “Thinking Out Loud” allegedly copies Gaye’s song “Let’s Get It On.”
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Marc Jacobs attempts to dismiss copyright lawsuit from Nirvana The Guardian Designer argues that Nirvana may not own the copyright to the ‘smiley face’ logo designed by Kurt Cobain.
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IMPALA, AIM and PRS for Music Join Over 250 Other Trade Bodies Urging Passage of Copyright Directive Billboard A total of 256 organizations and trade bodies representing authors, composers, performers, writers and others across multiple cultural and creative sectors have …
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Copyright Clearance Center Wins Bronze Stevie® Award for Sales & Customer Service Business Wire CCC won a Bronze Stevie® Award for Contact Center of the Year in the 13th annual Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer *Service*.
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Copyright Directive Threatens Freedom Of Expression, UN Official Warns Forbes David Kaye, the UN special rapporteur on freedom of opinion and expression, has weighed in on the European Union’s controversial copyright directive, saying …
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Memes Could Be Filtered Out by EU Copyright Law DW (English) Experts warn about EU law which could change the architecture of the internet, forcing websites to install flawed and expensive filters that would block satirical …
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