An interesting article from Publishing Perspectives detailing frustrations over the lack of copyright reform from the Canadian government. Let us know your thoughts!📘 #publishing
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The Big Fat Copyright Quiz of the Year: Home Edition – Copyright Literacy: The Christmas Copyright Elves event on December 8th brought copyright enthusiasts together for a quiz by Matt Voigts, full of challenging questions. Despite the tough competition, one winner emerged and was serenaded by tricky Christmas elves. The quiz can still be taken, and answers and further details are available for interested participants. - IP topics: Intellectual Property topics! #ip #intellectualproperty #copyright
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Defend Your Website: A Strategic Guide to Handling Copyright Demand Letters #CopyrightInfringement #ImageRights #DemandLetter #DigitalRights #WebsiteAudit
Defend Your Website: A Strategic Guide to Handling Copyright Demand Letters
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EXCESS COPYRIGHT: Province of Alberta et al v Access Copyright - Court File T-326-18: Access Copyright and Province of Alberta's five-year judicial battle over fair dealing was observed during a two-day summary judgment hearing. Access Copyright argued that the 2012 Copyright Act amendment had minimal impact on fair dealing for education, urging educators to pay for using copyrighted material. However, Access Copyright also claimed substantial financial losses due to the same amendment. The contradictory stances are noteworthy. - IP topics: Intellectual Property topics! #ip #intellectualproperty #copyright
Province of Alberta et al v Access Copyright - Court File T-326-18
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THJ v Sheridan: A new era for copyright in UK cultural institutions? – Copyright Literacy: Douglas McCarthy, Head of Library Learning Centre at Delft University of Technology and an advocate for open GLAM, reflects on the recent UK court case THJ v Sheridan. The ruling questioned the traditional basis for copyright originality, impacting copyright policies of cultural institutions. The shift may lead to changes in copyright policies and increased use of contract law for controlling access to public domain collections. https://lnkd.in/dRrV7sZR - IP topics: Intellectual Property topics! #ip #intellectualproperty #copyright
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Recent legal cases in the US and China offer a fascinating glimpse into how different jurisdictions are grappling with the emerging realities of AI-generated art. In the US, Kris Kashtanova's case with her AI-created comic book 'Zarya of the Dawn' saw the US Copyright Office rejecting copyright claims on AI-generated images, underscoring a traditional perspective that emphasizes human creativity and authorship. Meanwhile, in China, the Beijing Internet Court's decision in the case of Li vs. Liu sets a new approach by granting copyright to an AI-generated image, recognizing the intellectual effort involved in creating art via AI. As much as the Chinese ruling opens up new possibilities for AI in art, I find the American approach more logical for the current state of AI and copyright law. It maintains a clear boundary between human and machine contributions, ensuring the protection of human creativity and effort. This distinction is crucial as we navigate the evolving landscape of technology and art. #AICopyright #USvsChina
Interesting development in China, Internet court rules that image generated with Stable Diffusion has copyright.
AI-Generated Images: Who Owns the Copyright? Landmark Ruling From a Chinese Court
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Can Copyright Societies grant license under Section 30 of Copyright Act? Bombay High Court explains Reported by Ridhi khurana Read More Here- https://lnkd.in/eRnrpDnW #BombayHighCourt #CopyrightAct #copyrightlicense #CopyrightSociety #NovexCommunications #PhonographicPerformanceLtd #scconline #SCC #legalnews #scconlineblog #legalknowledge #legalblog #legalupdates #lawstudent #legalresearch #legalstudies #surestwaytolegalresearch #bringingyouthebestlegalnews
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In our latest article, "Key Copyright Decisions So Far and Cases to Watch in 2024", Author Felicity Kohn writes: Courts have been busy with copyright cases in the first half of 2024. This article provides an overview of some of the key decisions issued in 2024, as well as important cases to watch in the remainder of the year.
Key Copyright Decisions So Far and Cases to Watch in 2024
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Is Copyright Un-American? Click to Learn the Surprising Truth! Our Founding Fathers fought for liberty, but what about the liberty to create? Copyright law might seem like a creativity killer, but there's a surprising patriotic reason behind it. 🇺🇸 Click to read a great article by Marie Griffin and discover how copyright law protects creators AND the public. You'll learn: - How copyright law is rooted in the Constitution - Why creators deserve to profit from their work - How the law balances creativity with free access to information ⚖️ Celebrate American ingenuity and the future of copyright! P.S. Confused about fair use online? We've got you covered. #copyright #intellectualproperty #publishing #media #copyrightlaw #creativity #creators #copyrightusa #fairuse #fairuseonline #learnonlinkedin https://lnkd.in/eP3Ux36R
A Patriotic View of Copyright
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UK Court of Appeal rules on copyright in GUIs - Kluwer Copyright Blog: The Court of Appeal in THJ Systems Limited & Anor v Daniel Sheridan & Anor [2023] EWCA Civ 1354 addressed the originality standard for copyright, still adhering to pre-Brexit EU law. The case revolved around software developed by Mitchell and used by Sheridan, with disputes over copyright infringement and whether creative choices in a graphical user interface amounted to original work. The "author's own intellectual creation" test was underscored, with a ruling favoring originality even for works with minimal creative input. - IP topics: Intellectual Property topics! #ip #intellectualproperty #copyright
UK Court of Appeal rules on copyright in GUIs - Kluwer Copyright Blog
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