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Articles
Copyright Claims Board Awards Attorneys’ Fees to Respondent
In a copyright fight over Happy Gilmore-themed golf products, the Copyright Claims Board (CCB) has awarded attorneys’ fees to the respondent.
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Academic/Research Integrity
Race, Cambridge and the Jason Arday Plagiarism Scandal
Jason Arday's rise to Cambridge has inspired countless people. However, now critics are claiming that his academic work was heavily plagiarized.
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Academic/Research Integrity
Hong Kong Judge Resigns Over Plagiarism
A Hong Kong judge has resigned after a series of plagiarism allegations have resulted in multiple decisions being overturned.
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AI
5 Legal Steps Self-Published Authors Should Take
As more and more authors self-publish, they have to take on more of the responsibilities that a publisher used to handle. That includes these legal protections.
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Academic/Research Integrity
Sportswriter Jeff Pearlman Accused of Plagiarism
Sportswriter and journalist Jeff Pearlman has been accused of plagiarism in a recent video. It's a lesson in the dangers of trusting others with your image.
Copyright News
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Copyright News
3 Count: Victorious Peppa
Hasbro emerges victorious in lawsuit over Peppa Pig, research dataset removed due to copyright concerns and SoundPatrol sued by former partners.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Spider Leak
Sony battles Spider-Man leaks, German court rules AI-altered images are not necessarily infringing and AI companies are destroying countless books.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Running Away Balloon
Meme creator sues AI company, Meta confirms identity of BitTorrenting engineer and Microsoft cracks down on enterprise piracy.
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Copyright News
3 Count: No More Fees
Egyptian court sentences two men to prison for piracy, Indian court rules AI training is non-infringing and Indonesia scraps music registration fees.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Sports Data Piracy
Bloomsbury set to receive approximately $19 million from Anthropic settlement, Uptobox assets remain frozen and UK lawmakers target sports data piracy.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Lawful VPNs
European Court of Justice rules VPNs are lawful technical tools, US appeals court upholds Jeff Koons ruling and News Corp countersues Brave for infringement.
