U.S. judge orders Cloudfare to release information about website operators believed to be committing piracy and copyright infringement.
By Ernesto. TorrentFreak.
www.torrentfreak.com/court-orders-cloudflare-to-identify-pirate-site-operators-161028
Peak Games goes to battle with the toy company giant for allegedly lifting original content from its popular game ‘Toy Blast’ and replicating it to create a ‘My Little Pony’ puzzle game app.
By Dean Takahashi. VentureBeat.
Alex Evers alleges that the company refused to properly license and profited from his copyrighted sports photography.
By Wadi Reformado. Northern California Record.
Allen Beaulieu claims that his 3,000 exclusive, registered images of the late “Purple Rain” legend were stolen and exploited by an art studio owner.
By Jennie Lissarrague and Beth McDonough. KSTP-TV.
www.kstp.com/news/photographer-allen-beaulieu-prince-photos-lawsuit/4299856
David Kittos, whose copyrighted photo of a bowl of Skittles was tweeted in a campaign ad by the Republican presidential candidate’s eldest son, sues the Trump campaign in Illinois federal court.
By Carey Dunne. Hyperallergic.
www.hyperallergic.com/332201/photographer-sues-trump-for-copyright-infringement-over-skittles-image
Dash Snow’s family claims that the fast food giant copied Snow’s graffiti art, for decoration, in hundreds of its restaurants, without permission or attribution.
By Enrico Bonadio. CityMetric.
Gary Miller, represented by Sanders Law Group, files suit against Cumulus Media for using Miller’s image of Tupac Shakur, on a hip-hop station website, without permission.
All Access Music Group.
www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/158601/photographer-sues-cumulus-over-use-of-tupac-photo-
Teddy Blackburn, represented by Sanders Law Group, sues Xenon Pictures for infringing on Blackburn’s photos of Mike Tyson’s infamous ear biting of Evander Holyfield in their 1997 boxing match.
By TMZ.
www.tmz.com/2016/10/06/mike-tyson-documentary-photog-sues?adid=TMZ_Search_Results
The theatrical hit claims that two companies are using the show’s now-famous silhouette logo to market and sell online merchandise, without permission.
By TMZ.
www.tmz.com/2016/10/07/hamilton-musical-logo-stolen-copyright-lawsuit
Lili Chin claims that the retail giant stole her copyrighted dog poster design and used it on apparel sold by the company.
By Brian Boucher. Artnet News.
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/lili-chin-copyright-infringement-suit-kohls-687740
