How to Legally Play Music in Your Business
Many businesses want to play music for their customers or employees. However, doing so legally means taking some time and figuring out your needs.
Plagiarism, Fabrication and a Mummy
At Michigan State University, a 500-year-old mummy has spaked a plagiarism controversy that pits two researchers against one another.
3 Stories of Stupid Plagiarism
There has been a glut of plagiarism news of late. So here are three stories of plagiarists who added an extra twist of dumbness to their stories.
The Michael Bloomberg Plagiarism Scandal
Yesterday, The Intercept pointed out plagiarism in eight of Bloomberg's policy papers. However, the real story isn't the copied text.
Copyright News
3 Count: Oracle’s Aid
DOJ and multiple creators come to Oracle's aid in fight against Google, Apple seeks to toss Servant lawsuit and US Copyright Office to raise fees.
3 Count: Error 451
Photographer sues Facebook for failure to remove infringing images, Cloudflare stops serving German pirate site and two artists battle over similar works.
3 Count: Two-Way Radios
Motorola Solutions wins big in case over trade secrets and source code, Oracle hits back against Google in SCOTUS fight and UMG fire lawsuit gets ugly.
3 Count: Evicting Cybersquatters
Fox News goes after cybersquatters, UK music industry gives government some feedback and judge orders stay in Juice WRLD case.
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