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The Importance of Transparency in Research Integrity
Botanist Steven Newmaster is a center of controversy. However, two investigations seemingly clear him, but how were the conclusions reached?
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The Battle Lines Over AI Art
AI artwork is both winning awards and drawing bans. The battle lines are being drawn as AI is seen both as an invader and a savior.
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The Targeting of Anti-Plagiarism Advocates
Anti-plagiarism advocates are increasingly finding themselves the target of reprisal from the politicians they seek to hold accountable.
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4 Copyright Claims Board Cases to Watch
With over 145 cases filed, the Copyright Claims Board could change the copyright landscape. Here are four cases that could show the direction.
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My Concerns with the ‘Can’t Be Evil’ NFT Licenses
The 'Can't Be Evil' Licenses attempt to streamline copyright licensing with NFTs. However, they have some problems that need to be addressed.
Copyright News
Taylor Swift denied Shake it Off dismissal, Robert Downey Jr. sued over podcast and new study tracks malware at pirate sites.
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3 Count: Verisigned
Lawmakers push Verisign to become a trusted notifier, Maine costume maker sues retail giants, and Texas A&M strikes Midnight Yell videos.
- Copyright News
3 Count: Paparazzi Lawsuit
Miley Cyrus sued by paparazzi photographer, China to crack down on NFT infringement and CHris Brown escapes copyright lawsuit.
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3 Count: Pulp Friction
Quentin Tarantino and Miramax settle NFT lawsuit, Canada considers resale royalties for artists and Verizon sued by film producers.
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3 Count: Somewhat Less Lit
11th Circuit overturns Everyday We Lit decision, Sam Smith seeks dismissal of Dancing with a Stranger case and Taylor Swift targets experts.
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3 Count: Teaming Up
Filmmakers sue AT&T over piracy inaction, ultramarathoner indicted over copyright troll operation, and the MLPC joins the Copyright Society.
