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‘Blurred Lines’ copyright suit ends: Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams to pay $5 million Entertainment Weekly News The lengthy legal battle over Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams’ “Blurred Lines” finally came to an end this week with a payday for the Marvin Gaye family.
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Why a Santa Claus picture just cost the city of Aiken more than $6,000 in court Anderson Independent Mail The suit alleged that Lance Knowles, in December 2016, posted a photo to his Instagram page of Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus in downtown Aiken.
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Police: Teen, officers exchange gunfire at middle school 8News A teenage suspect and police officers exchanged gunfire outside an eastern Indiana middle school Thursday morning before the boy ran inside and killed …
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Your favorite songs to dance to may have gotten this Boise bar sued Idaho Statesman The music licensing behemoth BMI is suing a Downtown Boise bar for allegedly playing music without paying a fee. It’s one of dozens of lawsuits the company …
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Dance, Dance, Litigation: Can Copyright Protect Your Funky Get-Down? Above the Law The issue of whether intellectual property law offers protection for dance routines has pop-locked its way into courtrooms for decades.
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‘Blurred Lines’ Copyright Suit Against Robin Thicke, Pharrell Ends in $5M Judgment Rolling Stone A judge has entered a nearly $5 million judgment against Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams in favor of Marvin Gaye’s family in the long-running lawsuit …
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JACAP secures court victory, eyes other copyright violators Jamaica Gleaner At least 22 companies have been sued by the Jamaica Association of Composers, Authors and Publishers (JACAP) since the start of the year for copyright …
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Clash of the corporate titans: Who’s spending what in Europe’s Copyright Directive battle Boing Boing There’s been a lot of money thrown around to determine the future of the Internet in the EU, but despite the frequent assertion that every opponent of the new …
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Shadow rapporteurs take stand against Parliament’s handling of copyright directive EURACTIV Shadow rapporteurs on the controversial copyright directive are frustrated that the European Parliament does not have a unified position on disputed Articles 11 …
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2nd Circuit upholds Capitol win in digital music copyright case Reuters A federal appeals court has upheld a ruling in favor of Capitol Records finding that the defunct online music *service* ReDigi infringed the music company’s …
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