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Accused of ‘Terrorism’ for Putting Legal Materials Online The New York Times WASHINGTON — Carl Malamud believes in open access to government records, and he has spent more than a decade putting them online. You might think …
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European Union’s Copyright Directive Proves To Be A New Threat For Youtube CryptoNewsZ Alphabet Inc, which owns Google and YouTube among other internet properties, has been in the crosshairs of the regulatory authorities in the European Union …
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Police arrest Music Nepal manager for violating copyright Khabarhub KATHMANDU: Police on Sunday arrested Music Nepal Manager Uttam Thapa for his alleged involvement in violating copyright, Uttam Raj Subedi, Chief at …
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YouTube and its users face an existential threat from the EU’s new copyright directive CNBC Samuel Jones largely lives off the money he makes from YouTube as a TV and film reviewer. “In terms of paying rent, buying food, buying cigarettes, it’s all …
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Woman sought after passing fake $100 in Mecosta Co. WOODTV.com Authorities are searching for a woman who tried to pass a counterfeit $100 bill in Mecosta County Friday.
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Marshmello Facing Copyright Infringement Suit Over ‘Happier’ Mix 247 EDM Marshmello is back in the headlines with more controversy! The DJ recently received backlash over his latest collab “Light it Up” featuring Tyga and Chris Brown.
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Bombay HC restrains Wynk from using 25K songs copyrighted by Tips Hindustan Times Observing that unauthorised internet broadcast of copyrighted songs and sound recordings by online music applications amounts to copyright infringement, the …
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Nigerian Copyright Commission moves to fight piracy The Eagle Online The Nigerian Copyright Commission says it is set to introduce part of its intervention plans to schools in its attempt to checkmate the supply chain of pirated …
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Town: Plan To Move Uptown Mural Doesn’t Violate Copyright Law WGLT News The Town of Normal has pushed back against the 13 artists who’ve sued over the Uptown mural , claiming federal copyright law doesn’t protect them because.
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SC Criminal Justice Academy making changes to meet demand WCBD News 2 COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – In South Carolina, all police officers are certified and trained at one central academy. But with the demand for officers on the rise, the …
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