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Ban on social media memes possible under EU directive BBC News The use of music, images and film clips to make memes for use on social media could be subject to an EU directive on copyright in the digital single market.
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Copyright Agency awards record $240000 in fellowships Books+Publishing The Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund has awarded a total of $240,000 for three fellowships. Melbourne writer Jeff Sparrow was awarded the $80,000 author …
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Stephen Colbert Trump copyright infringement [Video] Yahoo Entertainment In a recent interview, Donald Trump said something very similar to what Stephen Colbert said on “The Colbert Report” nearly 13 years ago, so Colbert told him to …
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EU’s copyright directive and its unintended consequences POLITICO.eu Technology platforms allow small and innovative to creators share their creativity, reach new audiences around the world and grow small businesses in ways …
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Cheesed Off: Taste Is Not Eligible For Copyright Protection – Intellectual Property – European Union Mondaq News Alerts Intellectual property law is essential to protecting a food business in a competitive market. A food business should have a clear understanding of the intellectual …
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Copyright reform will put an end to this freeloading Financial Times From Lord Michael Grade, One Media iP Group plc.
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Cold Pattern for Early December WOODTV.com The weather pattern looks cold for much of the U.S. for early December.
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‘Scary Terry’ Rozier Hit With Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over ‘Scream’ Mask Use Forbes Scary Terry Rozier faces a copyright and trademark infringement lawsuit over his use of the “Scream” mask in merchandise.
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Copyright Royalty Board Makes Flurry of Changes, Extends Comment Period For Music Modernization Act Billboard In a flurry of activity over the last few week, the Copyright Royalty Board has cemented some previous determinations for on-demand services and background …
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A lawsuit by rapper Big Freedia raises the question again: Can dance be copyrighted? The Washington Post Can a dance be copyrighted? That question is back in the news. Big Freedia filed a lawsuit in federal court last week against her former choreographer (and …
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