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The Internet Archive Lawsuit Ends with a Whimper
The much-watched lawsuit against the Internet Archive has ended not with a bang, but a whimper. Here's why the IA isn't fighting on.
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When Should Plagiarism Disappear?
Following a plagiarism scandal in a popular magazine, an anticipated manga has been removed from distribution. Is that what's best?
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What Happens When AI Files Bad DMCA Takedowns
Humans are using AI to automate virtually everything. But what happens when the copyright bots make bad decisions?
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Why Figure Skating, Gymnastics Face Unique Copyright Issues
Figure skating, gymnastics, artistic swimming, cheerleading and other choreography sports are facing a new challenge: Copyright
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The Gradient of AI Usage
As the use of generative AI becomes more common, we need a rubric to discuss it. Here is one early attempt to do so.
Copyright News
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Copyright News
3 Count: Bungie Bitcoin Battle
Musicians side with Internet Archive in legal battle, Bungie targets Bitcoin wallet and a new piracy crackdown in the UK.
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Copyright News
3 Count: A Humble Ending
The Internet Archive case ends with a whimper, NetEase may sue competitor over trailer and Apple stealth piracy apps lead to three arrests.
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3 Count: Settling Rumors
Stereophonic settles lawsuit with memoir authors, Australian real estate databases fight over copyright and JadooTV case finally ends.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Jetting Off
Sony Music sued by music publisher, Japan government approves AI anti-piracy initiative and a copyright fight over the NY Jets logo.
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3 Count: Canadian Front
Canadian news organizations sue OpenAI, Italy takes down large piracy network and Nintendo seeks information on Switch pirates.
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3 Count: Oopsie Doopsie
OpenAI accidentally deletes evidence in NY Times case, Chill Guy creator to file copyright notices and Eddy Grant settles with Donald Trump.
