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‘Willful Action’ Requirement to Show Copyright Violation Is Reaffirmed by Second Circuit, Reviving Infringement Lawsuit | New York Law Journal Law.com The panel laid out their disagreements on the finer details of volitional conduct issues while handing a celebrity image *service* a lifeline in their copyright …
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Photographer Mwangi Kirubi sues Bonfire Adventures for copyright infringement HapaKenya Award winning Kenyan photographer Mwangi Kirubi has sued travel company Bonfire Adventures for using his image without permission.
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Protect your music: A guide for artists on copyright RouteNote The world of copyright can be complicated but as a creator it is VITAL you understand how your work is protected and how to ensure you have that protection.
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‘We don’t know how rich we are’: Bali to copyright heritage objects – The Jakarta Post Jakarta Post The Bali administration is drafting a regulation to identify and protect the province’s cultural assets from piracy. “Bali is known for our cultural wealth.
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Questions about the Copyright Amendment Bill answered Jacaranda FM The Copyright Amendment Bill has been in the news quite extensively and it seems to affect the creative industry significantly.
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Avoiding licensing fees not grounds for vicarious liability in copyright infringement case Reuters A federal appeals court on Tuesday overturned a jury’s verdicts of vicarious and willful copyright infringement against a financial-services consultant whose …
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GHAMRO sure of winning copyright case against MTN, others – Rex Omar GhanaWeb Chairman of the Ghana Music Rights Organisation (GHAMRO), Rex Owusu Marfo, known in the music scene as Rex Omar, has revealed that the organisation …
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AI building code: ‘spellcheck for buildings’ may be sunk by copyright law Curbed UpCodes, a startup trying to disrupt the business of building codes, believes fair use means free access.
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Opinion | The country’s copyright law requires a digital reboot Livemint Digital music giant Spotify, which entered the Indian market earlier this year, has already opened its account in local courts. Music behemoth Warner Music, …
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As the EU Copyright Directive was approved, Germany admitted it requires copyright filters, putting it on a collision course with the EU-Canada trade deal Boing Boing The EU Copyright Directive was voted through the Parliament because a handful of MEPs accidentally pushed the wrong button; this week, it passed through the... Continue reading
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