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Poland challenges EU Copyright Directive World Intellectual Property Review Poland has submitted an official complaint to the Court of Justice of the European Union over the recently-approved European Copyright Directive.
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Houston district must pay $9.2 million for violating study guide copyrights American School & University A federal jury has ruled that the Houston school district must pay an Austin-based company $9.2 million after concluding dozens of district workers violated …
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Journalist’s ‘Narcos’ Copyright Claims Mostly Dismissed Bloomberg Law A journalist who wrote a memoir about her affair with Pablo Escobar mostly couldn’t prove that the makers of the hit Netflix show “Narcos” infringed her …
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Boy George inks deal to market songs, recoup copyrights New York Post The gender-bending pop star and the band he fronted, Culture Club, is linking up with independent music publishing firm Primary Wave.
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Rod Stewart wins photograph copyright case BBC News A judge says there was not sufficient evidence to prove the photograph belonged to the complainant.
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Hero Hei Defeats Anime News Network’s False Copyright Strike One Angry Gamer With the help of Minnesota lawyer Nick Rekieta, YouTuber Hero Hei was able to defeat the false copyright strike against his account that was filed by Anime …
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Mr P vows to sue promoters for copyright infringement The Punch Chux Ohai A member of the defunct Nigerian pop group, P-Square, Peter Okoye, also known as Mr P, has vowed to sue some foreign promoters for using…
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Architect has no right under Copyright Act to object to demolition, Delhi HC Bar & Bench The Delhi high court has held that an architect of a building/structure has no right under Section 57 of the Copyright Act to object to the demolition of his/ her work …
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DC Comics Loses Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Against Indonesian Snack Company Over Superman Rights Geek Culture It seems even the almighty Superman can be beaten by something other than kryptonite. Batman, take note. In a surprising twist, DC Comics recently failed to …
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ECCO mentions possibility of legal action for non-compliance Antigua Observer All businesses that play copyright music are at risk of legal action if they refuse to comply with the Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights’ …
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