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AI
Understanding the Reuters/Ross AI Ruling
Yesterday, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals unsealed its ruling in the Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence AI Case. Here's why it may not matter.
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Articles
Photographer Wins $1K Over Maine Tourism Campaign
A photographer has done a $1,000 decision in the Copyright Claims Board. However, it's a decision that likely leaves no one happy.
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AI
The AI Industry’s ‘Good Enough’ Problem
AI companies flooded the internet with "good enough" content that was easy to create. Now it risks being undone by "good enough" alternatives.
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Academic/Research Integrity
Author Dropped from Literary Prize Over AI Allegations
An up-and-coming French author has been removed from the long list for a presidential literary prize due to AI allegations. But is there merit to them?
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Articles
Miley Cyrus Accused of Plagiarism in New Song
Disco legend Amanda Lear has accused Miley Cyrus of plagiarizing a song of her most recent album. However, the story is not easy to quickly dismiss.
Copyright News
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Copyright News
3 Count: I’ve Seen It
Olivia Dean faces a copyright infringement lawsuit, an IPTV operator faces criminal prosecution in Dubai, and Disney escapes an Avatar copyright lawsuit.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Pirate Watch
LaLiga wants to add VPN providers to EU piracy watch list, Anthropic pushes for an opt‑out model in Australia, and Japanese BitTorrent users face new threats.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Lego Jacket
US Appeals Court upholds Reuters AI ruling, Ninth Circuit hears Kat Von D case en banc and Lego sued over designer jacket.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Bloodline Battle
Publishers ask judge to ignore DOJ's support for AI, Jermaine Dupri and Jacquees face copyright lawsuit and WWE gets Bloodline lawsuit dismissed.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Out of Birkenstock
Lidl banned from selling imitation Birkenstock sandals, Zee Entertainment wants to hold JioStar in contempt and California passes AI disclosure law.
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Copyright News
3 Count: A Long, Long Climb
Salt-N-Pepa appeal copyright termination ruling, Copyright Office head has lawsuit paused and high school changes logo after 4-year process.
