Fox News and New Jersey Media Group Settle Copyright Case
February 18, 2016
A settlement was reached after the media giant infringed on a New Jersey publisher’s rights to an iconic 9/11 photo of 3 firefighters raising the
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Warner Music Settles “Happy Birthday” Copyright Suit for $14M
February 14, 2016
Music publisher Warner/Chappell Music agrees to terminate its copyright to the world’s most popular song, for a lawsuit settlement of $14M, putting “Happy Birthday to
Cassandra Clare Sued for Copyright infringement
February 12, 2016
Rival author accuses the “Shadowhunters” novel creator of lifting her original work, resulting in the book’s successful series and TV and film adaptations. By Isabella
New York Times Sues Publisher for Infringing on its Covers
February 6, 2016
The newspaper sues independent publisher PowerHouse Books, and its CEO, for using 64 mini-images of the Times’s front cover, in the publisher’s book, “War is
Apple Found Liable for $625M Patent Infringement
February 4, 2016
Texas jury finds that Apple’s FaceTime technology infringed on a security software company’s patents, in a $625M verdict for VirnetX. By Mark Curriden. The Dallas
Software Company Sued for Use of Copyrighted Tattoo Designs
February 2, 2016
Tattoo-design company sues software company for $1.1M for reproducing copyrighted tattoos on athletes in the video game NBA 2K16. By Eriq Gardner. The Hollywood Reporter.
23 NYCRR 1 – DEBT COLLECTION BY THIRD-PARTY DEBT COLLECTORS AND DEBT BUYERS
December 24, 2015
NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL SERVICES I, Benjamin M. Lawsky, Superintendent of Financial Services, pursuant to the authority granted by Sections 202, 302,
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement Directs ISPs to Identify Infringers
November 6, 2015
The treaty equips intellectual property holders, in member countries, with new tools to protect and enforce their digital ownership rights. By Peter Sayer. IDG News Service.
Kim Dotcom Claims He Cannot be Extradited from NZ to U.S. for Copyright Case
November 4, 2015
In the U.S. copyright case against Dotcom, founder of the now-defunct file-sharing site Megaupload, the web mogul asserts that the extradition treaty was not meant for intellectual property disputes and that