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“Fortnite” Video Game Suits May Have To Dance Around Copyright Limits – Intellectual Property – United States Mondaq News Alerts The wildly popular video game Fortnite has – in its first year of release – brought millions together as an online gaming sensation. It has also led rapper 2 Milly, …
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‘Straight Outta Compton’ Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Dis . . . missed Forbes A federal judge has dismissed the copyright infringement and unjust enrichment claims of late N.W.A. manager Jerry Heller against Universal over the 2015 …
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Athletes Don’t Own Their Tattoos. That’s a Problem for Video Game Developers. The New York Times Sports video games strive for realism by closely replicating real-life players, but digitally reproducing their tattoos has led to court fights over ownership rights.
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Striking photojournalism from around the UK BBC News A selection of some of the most striking news photographs from around the UK in 2018.
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Photographer Banned From Arch Enemy Shows After Asking to Be Paid Loudwire Concert photographer J Salmeron has been banned from all future Arch Enemy shows following a dispute with band manager / former vocalist Angela Gossow.
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KEEMSTAR accuses Pokimane of abusing YouTube’s copyright system Dexerto.com Drama Alert’s KEEMSTAR and popular streamer Pokimane are butting heads, yet again, after KEEMSTAR accused Pokimane of abusing YouTube’s …
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For First Time in Digital Age, a Copyright Bonanza Is Here Newser Next Tuesday isn’t just New Year’s Day, it’s also Public Domain Day. If the term isn’t familiar it’s because the US hasn’t had one in two decades. On Jan.
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Bryan Adams: Longer Copyright Term Enriches Intermediaries, Not Creators TorrentFreak Following a new trade deal with the US and Mexico, Canada is set to expand its copyright term to 70 years after the creator’s death. According to the Canadian …
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As Copyrights Expire In 2019, American Works Will Re-Enter The Public Domain NPR In 2019, classic American works of literature, film, music and art will once again start entering the public domain.
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Can you copyright another group’s language? Marketplace.org Sari Sharoni, an associate at the law firm Covington & Burling, joined us to discuss whether groups can legally prevent others from appropriating their language.
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