Trump campaign says family of singer Isaac Hayes doesn’t own copyright of ‘Hold On, I’m Comin’ played in his – Indiatimes.com
Trump campaign says family of singer Isaac Hayes doesn’t own copyright of ‘Hold On, I’m Comin’ played in his Indiatimes.com
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Trump campaign says Isaac Hayes’ estate does not own the copyright to classic song being played at rallies and suggests the musician was personally fond of the GOP – Law & Crime
Trump campaign says Isaac Hayes’ estate does not own the copyright to classic song being played at rallies and suggests the musician was personally fond of the GOP Law & Crime
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EFF Assists Critic’s Fair Use Defense Over Kids’ Religious Program ‘Leak’ – TorrentFreak
EFF Assists Critic’s Fair Use Defense Over Kids’ Religious Program ‘Leak’ TorrentFreak
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Republicans say Isaac Hayes copyright claim invalid and is maliciously timed political stunt designed to “disproportionately harm” Trump’s campaign – Complete Music Update
Republicans say Isaac Hayes copyright claim invalid and is maliciously timed political stunt designed to “disproportionately harm” Trump’s campaign Complete Music Update
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Two-Year-Old Startup Uses Blockchain To Battle AI Copyright Theft And Surpasses $2B In Valuation – AOL
Two-Year-Old Startup Uses Blockchain To Battle AI Copyright Theft And Surpasses $2B In Valuation AOL
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Canadian artist wants Anthropic AI lawsuit corrected – The Register
Canadian artist wants Anthropic AI lawsuit corrected The Register
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Trump lawyers are set to argue in court this week that the hit ’80s song ‘Electric Avenue’ wasn’t properly copyrighted – Business Insider
Trump lawyers are set to argue in court this week that the hit ’80s song ‘Electric Avenue’ wasn’t properly copyrighted Business Insider
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Spribe pushes back in $330m Aviator copyright case – EGR Global
Spribe pushes back in $330m Aviator copyright case EGR Global
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Largest music companies sue Verizon for $2.6 billion in massive copyright infringement case – MSN
Largest music companies sue Verizon for $2.6 billion in massive copyright infringement case MSN
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T-Series and Guru Randhawa Sued for Copyright Infringement by Music Producer Vee – The Plunge Daily
T-Series and Guru Randhawa Sued for Copyright Infringement by Music Producer Vee The Plunge Daily