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Crypto Group Buys Dune Book, Confuses it for Buying the Rights
Crypto group Spice DAO purchased a rare Dune book and mistook it for owning the copyright. Here's why the misunderstanding is important.
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Ruth Shalit Barrett Sues The Atlantic for $1 Million Over Retraction
One year after Ruth Shalit Barrett's article for The Atlantic was retracted, she is now suing the publication for defamation and breach of contract.
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Appeals Court Upholds Degree Revocation
At the University of Colorado, a dispute over plagiarism in a master thesis has concluded after nearly a decade of back-and-forth.
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The Canon Printer DRM Jam
Canon, in a German tech support post, instructed customers on how to bypass their DRM. Here's why and why it's not a huge deal.
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What Winnie-the-Pooh Lapsing into the Public Domain Really Means
On January 1, 2022, the original Winnie-the-Pooh story lapsed into the public domain. But what does that actually mean for Disney and others?
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UK government pauses proposed copyright changes, Maryland defends its e-book law and German court rules ad blocking not infringing.
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3 Count: Contemptible Rimini
Rimini Street found in contempt of Oracle injunction, Chris Brown and Drake hit back in lawsuit and Cox wants $1 billion judgment tossed.
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3 Count: Predator Conclusion
PUBG makers sue over competing battle royale game, Poler sued for alleged design infringement and Predator case is settled.
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3 Count: LEGO Jacket
LEGO is sued by artist over allegedly infringing jacket, GitHub removes code that enables piracy and Qatar/Saudi Arabia end their dispute.
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3 Count: Less Invincible
Comic artist sues co-creator alleging contract fraud, RIAA responds to YouTube stream ripper and artist files lawsuit against high school.
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3 Count: Calling Duty
Activision sues another cheat maker, China bans music services from exclusive agreements and WWE targets Westside Gunn music.
