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Not OK: can Cardi B really copyright ‘Okurr’? The Guardian The Grammy-winning rapper explained on a talk show that she invented the phrase. Even though other people used the term before her.
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Raw Politics live: Brexit alternatives and copyright law latest Euronews English Catch up with the Raw Politics team in Strasbourg with Tuesday night’s full episode.
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MEP says ‘divisive’ Article 13 copyright law will not stops memes AOL UK Copyright campaigning MEP Mary Honeyball has said memes will not be killed off by “divisive” copyright laws. She said the new Copyright Directive was the …
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EU to vote on contentious copyright proposal Marketplace.org Members of the European Parliament vote today on a proposal that could make it harder for internet users to share songs, videos and other copyrighted *content* …
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New EU legislation on internet copyright ‘a disgrace’ says Dutch lobby group DutchNews.nl Dutch digital rights lobby group Bits of Freedom said on Tuesday that new copyright legislation backed by the European parliament earlier in the day ‘will have a …
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Platform Takes on YouTube and Spotify to Protect Copyright and Help Artists Make a Living Cointelegraph A blockchain platform is teaming up with Korean and global artists to deliver exclusive, limited-edition *content* to fans — including music and webtoons.
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PUBG Corp. and NetEase settle copyright lawsuit over Knives Out, Rules of Survival VG247 PUBG publisher PUBG Corp., and Knives Out publisher NetEase have settled their lawsuit, and counter lawsuit filed last year.
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‘Never forget what they did here’: Snowden vents dismay at EU copyright reform RT NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has decried the EU’s decision to pass highly controversial copyright reform in a move that critics argue clamps down on …
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EP OKs new Internet copyright rules – English Agenzia ANSA (ANSA) – Brussels, March 26 – The European Parliament on Tuesday voted to approve a directive setting new copyright rules for the Internet. The aim is to …
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‘Sad Day For Internet Freedom’ – Controversial ‘Meme Killing’ EU Copyright Directive Gets Final Rubber Stamp From Legislators Lovin Malta The controversial law passed with 348 in favour and 274 against – Maltese MEPs Metsola and Casa voted against, Zammit Dimech and Dalli voted in favour.
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