A new Supreme Court decision may mean some major changes for trademark law and might seem eerily familiar to those who have been watching.

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Dua Lipa case permanently dismissed, ASCAP targets 13 businesses over unlicensed music and Senate committee tackles AI.

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A professor uploaded a fake answer key to a quick on a study aid website. In doing so, he caught 40 cheaters and sparked a debate.

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Dua Lipa wins dismissal of Levitating case, Japan says AI training is legal and manga publishers seek info from Cloudflare and Google.

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Deadly Doll settles case with paparazzi photographer, Cox makes an interesting argument in piracy case and HBO sued over FBoy Island.

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Cookbook author Joanne Lee Molinaro highlighted a copycat cookbook that has raised new questions about imitation in publishing.

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Appeal planed in Thinking Out Loud case, large Manga pirate site is shuttered and use of Michelangelo's David prompts lawsuit.

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There are countless tools to detect AI writing, however, all of them have a critical weakness. None give us the certainty to act.

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Dutch court approves dynamic site blocking injunction, Street Fighter 6 will include Denuvo and agreement reached on music metadata in the UK.

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The Toronto District School Board is facing a new plagiarism scandal, this one involving a divisive report that they hoped would help them.

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Netflix's King of Collectibles is sued over show idea, Google takes down Downloader app and USPTO launches new roundtable on piracy.

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TI and Tiny lose copyright case to MGA, Videotron wins key decision in Canada and Nintendo stops emulator from debuting on Steam.

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Things are starting to heat up at the Copyright Claims Board as we have five new contested cases to look at and analyze.

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Japanese YouTuber arrested for uploading gaming video, Alibaba loses key decision and the Biden Administration files brief against Genius.

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The Andy Warhol ruling is less than a week old, but the Supreme Court may have just shaken the world of artificial intelligence to its core.

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YouTube wins a key class action verdict, The Proxy Bay goes offline (and returns) and the Philippines increases copyright powers.

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A Texas A&M University-Commerce professor falsely accused many of his students of AI plagiarism. Here's what happened and why.

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Cloudflare hit with DMCA subpoena, ACE takes down Spain's largest pirate site and Twitter's new video limit becomes a haven for pirates.

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The Supreme Court has handed down its decision in the Andy Warhol case. Here's what it says and what it means for fair use moving forward...

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Supreme Court rules on Warhol case, judge in Luchasaurus case denies motion to dismiss, and Dark and Darker may be returning.

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