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A gamer who made and sold cheat software for ‘Grand Theft Auto V’ now owes the game’s creators $150,000 for copyright infringement INSIDER The video-game publisher Take-Two Interactive has been awarded a $150,000 judgement against a Florida resident who created cheat software for “Grand …
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Fortnite’s Appropriation Issue Isn’t About Copyright Law, It’s About Ethics VICE Epic Games must credit the black artists whose work it has appropriated.
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Article 13 rift grows in music biz as Copyright Directive talks resume Music Business Worldwide If there’s one thing the music business can’t seem to agree on right now, it’s the European Copyright Directive – and especially its controversial ‘Article 13’ …
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The copyright has expired on thousands of books. Here are the best ones to read. St. Paul Pioneer Press Information, as the saying goes, wants to be free, though copyright lawyers do their best to make us pay for it as long as possible. In the case of creative works …
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2 singers wear their pro-Trump fashions on Grammy carpet WFLA A few supporters of President Donald Trump made their fashion marks on the Grammy red carpet.
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YouTube’s copyright strikes have become a tool for extortion The Verge YouTube’s three-strikes copyright system lets anyone report a *content* violation — known in the community as “copystriking” — but some users are putting that …
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‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’: Universal Music Publishing Group sues Clive Palmer NEWS.com.au Global music corporation Universal Music Group is suing Clive Palmer for alleged copyright infringement over his party’s use of a version of the Twisted Sister …
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EU countries agree on copyright reforms, deal in sight next week EURACTIV The European Union’s effort to rewrite two-decade old copyright rules to take into account online platforms such as Alphabet Inc’s Google moved a step forward …
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Final talks on copyright scheduled for this week EUobserver MEPs have been invited for talks on reforming copyright in the EU this week, after national governments reached a new common position in the Council of the …
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In EU copyright battle, Google challenges the will of regulators Digiday Google has been lobbying hard to make sure the European Union doesn’t bring in changes to copyright laws that could lead the company to have to pay …
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