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    December 4, 2017in Blogs, Copyright, Infringement, Music Industry, Music Industry, Originality0by Editor
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    “You Own It, You Better Never Let It Go”: Distinguishing Permissible Borrowing from Copyright Infringement in Music

    Can alterations in the sonic bed, piano figures, guitar and string lines in a musical composition save it from damages for copyright infringement of the original? The High Court of…

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    March 29, 2017in Blogs, Copyright, Copyright Reform0by Editor
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    How Open Science and Copyleft Can Help Find Cures

    In promoting scientific research and discovery, access to information is everything. Scientists look to journals and the work of their peers to identify new, innovative laboratory methods or trends in…

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    July 21, 2016in Copyright, Infringement, Movies, Music Industry, Originality, US1by Editor
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    When Life Gives You Lemons, Make (Your Own) Lemonade: Beyoncé Sued for Her Latest Album Trailer

    Beyoncé’s Lemonade left a sour taste in at least one person’s mouth. Matthew Fulks, a Louisville-based filmmaker and creative director at the WDRB Kentucky news station, is taking the singer…

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    June 9, 2015in Canada, Copyright, Infringement, IP0by Editor
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    Ottawa Finally Fills Position Copyright Board Chair: Justice Robert A. Blair

    The times they are a hopefully changing for the Copyright Board of Canada. Over a year ago, Justice William Vancise stepped down after serving his maximum two terms as chair.  On…

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    February 26, 2012in Copyright, European Union, Licensees, Originality, Ownership, UK0by Editor
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    Advocate-General’s Gumption Could Keep the ‘Fun’ in Computer Functions

    Advocate-General of the European Court of Justice (ECJ), Yves Bot’s opinion at the end of last year, on SAS Institute Inc. v. World Programming Ltd., was based on the High…

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