Yet another high-ranking Romanian official has been accused of plagiarism. Unfortunately, it's unlikely to cause any real consequences for anyone involved.
The term "Doom Clones" defined first-person shooters in the mid-1990s. Then the term faded away. Why did that happen and what can we learn from it?
Mandarin-language podcaster Zhong Shu found international fame with an interview with Christopher Nolan. Then the allegations of plagiarism began.
The Fifth Circuit has ruled that the server test is legally flawed. However, it's replaced it with something that may be just more of the same.
Elders of the G3 Ministry have apologized and resigned after they were found to be behind an anonymous dossier accusing another pastor of plagiarism.

Seattle Times and Newsday sue OpenAI, Anchorage police back down from copyright takedown and The Tetris Company warns the Trump Administration.
Judge dismisses Dembow case after reconsidering, Australia bans AI-generated music from official charts and RCN seeks dismissal of music copyright lawsuit.
Trump Administration supports OpenAI in copyright fight, India registers AI-generated work, but not as the author and more.
Producer files lawsuit claiming she was cut out of profits, Korean music orgs file complaint and Mike Judge moves to reclaim Beavis and Butt-Head rights.
Music publishers sue Anthropic, musician ordered to pay $1.2 million in damages and Take-Two Interactive pushes to keep DMCA subpoenas sealed.
X shutters Nitter with legal threat, photographer sues Elizabeth Peyton over Oasis painting and FlavaWorks files RICO case against alleged pirates.