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What Associations Need to Know About the EU Copyright Directive Associations Now A controversial copyright directive passed by the European Union is more likely to complicate global copyright law than force associations to police copyright …
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Copyright law may change | Business Mail and Guardian Pro: French demonstrators campaign in favour of the new European policy aimed at freedom on online platforms under conditions of fair competition. ReCreate …
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Former US Copyright Office counsel joins Alter Kendrick & Baron | ippromagazine.com IPPro Magazine IPPro Magazine is the go-to industry publication for free news, views and opinion on intellectual property news. Former US Copyright Office general counsel …
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Wolves demand High Court throw out wolf logo copyright claim expressandstar.com Wolverhampton Wanderers want a High Court to throw out a copyright claim by a pensioner who says he is the creator of a wolf head motif used on the football …
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Internet Broadcasting Not Covered Under Sec.31D Copyright Act :Bombay HC [Read Judgment] Live Law The internet broadcasting organizations cannot enjoy the benefits of a Statutory License under Section 31-D. The intention of the Legislature while enacting the …
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Opt-Out Provision Could Undermine CASE Act’s Small Claims Solution for Copyright IPWatchdog.com “Sophisticated infringers are going to automatically opt out of all these cases. What’s left over will be unrepresented people suing other unrepresented people, …
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Cooks sign up for copyright treaties Cook Islands News The Cook Islands has joined four key copyright treaties with the World Intellectual Property Organisation after handing “instruments of accession” to…
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“Stranger Things” creators face lawsuit over copyright infringement The Wellesley News When “Stranger Things” first premiered on Netflix in July of 2016, it became one of the platform’s most popular original series, with an estimated 22 million …
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YouTube Rushes To Shut Down School Shooter’s Account Over Copyright Complaints The Onion SAN BRUNO, CA—Following the Colorado school shooting that left one dead and eight others wounded, YouTube announced Thursday it had moved quickly to …
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IPAF Wins Court Injunction Against Breach of Copyright Rental Equipment Register IPAF has won an injunction against a former member company that attempted to copy its accredited training program and pretend it was its own.
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