Humans of New York creator unhappy with Bombay counterpart, Danish man faces prison over hacked streaming accounts and more.

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Far too many students don't know how to properly paraphrase. Here's how to teach the concept and help students get caught up.

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Jay-Z and Ginuwine beat copyright lawsuit, India rules adaptations of religious work entitled to protection, and game modder angers users.

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The Copyright Claims Board has handed down three more default determinations. Here's how the board is determining damages.

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Reuters AI case heading toward a trial, Ed Townsend's estate drops Thinking out Loud appeal and Getty launches AI image generator.

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A recent algorithm change at Google has many webmasters angry as their traffic tanks while AI-generated pages outrank them. Here's why.

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Zayn Malik sued over Better, record labels hit back at X (Twitter) and EU lawmakers call for compromise on AI and copyright issues.

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Previously, Columbo unraveled a fake plagiarism plot. However, in this one, the plagiarism is real, and it led to the murder he must solve.

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George RR Martin and other authors sue OpenAI, Uptobox goes down after servers seized, and nearly half of NFL fans view pirate streams.

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The Copyright Claims Board is now more than one year old. Here are five ways that it could be improved to make it more usable and effective.

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President Trump seeks to limit Electric Avenue case, Plex clamps down on piracy and CD Projekt Red makes a bizarre decision.

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Columbo may be best known for his awkward demeanor and wrinkled raincoat, but that doesn't stop him from dealing with plagiarism. Twice.

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Publishers sue LibGen, Danish BitTorrent user gets a suspended prison sentence and charity soccer match restored on YouTube.

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Bill Willingham, the creator of the Fables, says he has placed the universe in the public domain. However, it's not that simple.

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ResearchGate settles lawsuit with publishers, settlement demand letters come to Canada and PayDay 3 drops Denuvo DRM.

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A report by Futurism points out plagiarism by A.V. Club's AI reporter. Here's why it matters, even if the company doesn't seem to care.

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Appeals Court rules in favor of sharing private standards that become legal code, Gagosian gallery wins key decision and more.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer has fired a sports editor over allegations of plagiarism. However, the story hints at deeper problems at the paper.

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Authors file lawsuit against Meta over AI training, ACE targets Zoro successor, and Grammy CEO clarifies position on AI.

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Barstool Sports is again facing allegations of content laundering, this time with proof of at least 40 burner Twitter accounts.

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