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Academic/Research Integrity
District Claws Back $130,000 Over Plagiarized Report
In South Korea, the Haeundae District in Busan has won court decision, allowing it to reclaim roughly $130,000 it paid to a plagiarizing contractor.
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Articles
The Battle Over Beanie Baby Guides
The Copyright Claims Board (CCB) has handed down another final determination, this one involving a fight over Beanie Baby pricing guides.
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Articles
When Hollywood Comes for Creative Commons Stories
A24 has acquired the distribution rights to the film V/H/S: SCP, which is based on a crowd-sourced fictional wiki. So why are so many people upset about it?
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AI
The Strange Practice of Retroactive Songwriting Credits
Stella Lefty recently gave a retroactive songwriting credit on one of her songs. But what is such a credit and why are they becoming more common?
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Academic/Research Integrity
Who Gets Credit When AI Makes a Breakthrough?
OpenAI recently announced that its model has solved one of the most difficult mathematical problems in the world. So who gets the credit for the breakthrough?
Copyright News
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Copyright News
3 Count: Denuvo Offensive
Ninth Circuit rules against DMCA claims against GitHub, Australia proposes new copyright regulations for AI and Denuvo sues alleged hacker.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Leecher Problems
Publishers and OpenAI make final pleas before discovery ends, Saudi Arabia introduces new copyright law and Meta argues uploading is inevitable with BitTorrent.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Lawyer Fight
Association of Corporate Counsel sues legal network, Sayani Gupta wins copyright dispute and Apple sued by shareholder over AI training.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Dancing with a Lawsuit
Dancing with a Stranger lawsuit headed toward a jury trial, Static-X sues filmmaker Matt Zane and Wixen's lawsuit against Meta partially dismissed.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Publisher Problems
Authors battle with publishers over Anthropic settlement money, Vietnam pirate site damages estimated at over $83 million and copyright scams hit Instagram.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Licensed Models
Suno replaces its models with one trained on licensed content, White House removes Tetris-like game and a DMCA war erupts between two MA news groups.
