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Terry Rozier Sued Over ‘Scary Terry’ Merchandise, Copyright Infringement Alleged NESN The long arm of the law might shackle “Scary Terry” permanently. Easter Unlimited Inc. sued Terry Rozier earlier this month in US District Court for the Eastern …
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Public Knowledge Urges Copyright Office to Set Clear, Simple Rules for Legacy Sound Recordings Public Knowledge Tech News and Comment Yesterday, Public Knowledge filed comments with the Copyright Office in its rulemaking, as part of the recently passed Music Modernization Act, to establish a …
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5 Copyright Cases Every Songwriter Should Be Aware Of hypebot.com Following the 2016’s landmark “Blurred Lines” case, the music business has seen an uptick in the number of copyright infringement cases it’s been hit with.
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Copyright Clearance Center Named to EContent 100 Business Wire CCC announces its inclusion in EContent Magazine’s 2018 EContent 100 list.
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Publishers, authors welcome NZ Copyright Act review Books+Publishing The New Zealand government’s Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has released an issues paper on the review of the Copyright Act, which has …
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Copyright reform: Carrying Fire and Water in the same mouth Daily Maverick The Copyright Amendment Bill brings to front of mind the delicate balance of empowering creators and enhancing access to copyright material for society.
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Night Sight, Digital Photography, and Copyright – Disruptive Competition Project Disruptive Competition Project In wake of recent innovations in digital photography, new business models, rather than changes to copyright law, provide the best path forward.
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The Expanded DMCA Exemption for Video Game Preservation Grants a Small Victory Amidst the Seventh Triennial Rulemaking EFF Online games have finally found their way into the video game preservation exemption to Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). This is a …
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Facebook and Google want Ottawa to maintain status quo on copyright iPolitics.ca Canada’s existing copyright system strikes an appropriate “balance” between right holders and users, and pursuing structural changes to mirror the European …
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State-of-the-art copyright filters threaten freedom of expression Financial Times An EU proposal that pits YouTube against the music industry means creations such as memes will go.
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