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How Terry Rozier should approach ‘Scary Terry’ lawsuit Sports Illustrated The decision to take on the ‘Scary Terry’ moniker and sell merchandise might have landed Celtics guard Terry Rozier in hot water. The shirts Rozier sold, which …
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Person of interest sought for questioning in fatal New Orleans carjacking of pastor’s wife KLFY According to NOPD, 18-year-old Edwin Roy Cottrell is believed to have valuable information about the incident.
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Arrest made in connection with deadly armed robbery on Knox St. in Springfield WWLP.com A man was arrested Friday night in connection with a deadly armed robbery that took place on Knox Street in Springfield.
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Wilson scores, is ejected as Capitals extend win streak to 7 WBTW – Myrtle Beach and Florence SC WASHINGTON (AP) – Tom Wilson got back on the score sheet and put himself back under the microscope that has become a part of his existence in the NHL.
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Nintendo relaxes copyright grip on Twitch and YouTube vloggers The Drum Nintendo has released its grip on video game bloggers (vloggers) seeking to share their accomplishments with others on platforms such as Twitch and YouTube …
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Tip: How to add copyright-free images to your WordPress site with the photo library feature Journalism.co.uk Embed free-to-use photos from Pexels straight into your article with this explainer.
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Harvard’s Derek Miller explains how copyright affects creativity Harvard Gazette Derek Miller is the John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Humanities in the English Department, where he studies links among the performing arts, economics, …
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Marriott security breach exposed data of up to 500M guests WOODTV.com Hackers stole information on as many as 500 million guests of the Marriott hotel empire, obtaining credit card and passport numbers.
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WIPO Copyright Committee Closing Chair’s Text Shows Way Forward On Broadcasting Treaty, Exceptions, Resale Right Intellectual Property Watch The World Intellectual Property Organization Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights concluded its work in a weeklong meeting early today, a rare …
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Josh Groban’s ‘You Raise Me Up’ In Copyright Lawsuit TMZ Josh Groban’s famous song, “You Raise Me Up,” has been dragged into a legal battle by an Icelandic singer who says the hit was jacked from his original work.
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