Big names in music industry sign open letter demanding a pledge from tech firms not to replace creative humans with…
Beijing judge finds AI-generated artwork containing human intellectual input can be copyrighted in some cases, amidst explosion in AI tools
US judge denies copyright to computer scientist for AI-generated artwork, calls human authorship 'bedrock requirement'
After an eight year absence, Alphabet re-opens its Google News service for users in Spain, after a dispute over publisher…
President Vladimir Putin bans purchase of foreign software for critical infrastructure, amidst punishing global sanctions against Russia
“You shall not pass!”, as Tolkien Estate takes legal action against cheeky developer of a cryptocurrency called JRR Token
Arizona-based Meta PCs filed a trademark for its name in August, placing it potentially on collision course with Meta/Facebook
With the right to repair movement supported by the Biden administration, US Copyright Office expands legal shield to fix tech…
Social network giant Facebook signs copyright deal with local publishers - this time with a group representing French national and…
'Disproportionate fine' says Google, as it files appeal against 500 million euros penalty imposed by France’s competition regulator
And so it continues. Despite settlement of one lawsuit, Apple has filed an appeal in another lawsuit against Corellium
Dustup down under, as three Australian publishers allege Facebook used content for its news service without their permission
Apple has dropped its copyright lawsuit against Corellium at the last minute, before the two sides were due to go…
Ouch. Copyright dispute over online content in France sees competition regulator impose a 500 million euro (£427m) fine on Google
US Supreme Court hands victory to Google in decade-long spat with Oracle over search giant's use of Java SE API…
News Corp reaches three-year compensation deal with Facebook in Australia following row over law forcing tech giants to pay for…
New copyright law spurs three-year Google deal with French national and local news publishers over online content reuse, but some…
Begin talks now about reusing content. French Appeals Court tells Google it must talk to French publishers over payments to…
Twitter continues to challenge tweets from US President Donald Trump, with takedown of tweet due to image copyright complaint
Regulatory pressure payout? Search engine confirms it will pay some news publishers in certain countries to license news content
Google has been instructed by the French competition authority to pay French publishers and news agencies for re-using content or…
Controversial provisions that Google argued would ban memes and GIFs will not be brought into UK law, as country departs…
Controversial European copyright law results in French users losing the ability to view Google news snippets
Publishers say Audible's Captions feature, set to debut next month, violates copyright law by converting audiobooks to text
Complaint filed in Europe's top court against controversial copyright law change recently adopted by EU
EU member states, including the UK, adopt sweeping copyright changes intended to adjust rules for the digital age
The vote brings in sweeping reforms intended to ensure publishers and content creators are compensated for material used online, but…
Bad news for tech firms and meme creators as European countries approve reform of copyright rules
Reprieve for memes? EU efforts to reform copyright rules hit a delay after key meeting is called off
'A good sign for the creative industries in Europe', say those in favour, while opponents call the outcome 'catastrophic'