copyright infringement
Infowars settles Pepe the Frog copyright lawsuit
The artist settled with a license fee for the design.
A copyright complaint from Amazon caused this website to lose its domain
EuroDNS suspended the domain.
Doing your own cover of Elton John songs on Twitter will get you banned
Twitter is taking a strict approach to song covers.
An advocacy group has been accused of “terrorism” for putting legal public materials online
A federal appeals court has ruled against the state.
Podcast app Luminary is using bad practices with the way it handles free and open podcast feeds
Taking the original MP3 from the show creator’s hosting company and rehosting it on their own network can be seen as a copyright infringement.
Axel Springer thinks you can sue adblockers for…copyright infringement?
Previously, AdBlock had been sued unsuccessfully in Germany as “undermining Axel Springer’s business model” – only for this be thrown out by the country’s courts.
Trump has “Dark Knight” themed Twitter video blocked after Warner Bros. files copyright claim
This is the third time since February Trump has had his videos blocked on Twitter as the result of copyright claims.
r/Piracy deletes 10 years of posts after Reddit Legal threatens to ban the subreddit
Reddit Legal said that the subreddit was generating too many copyright infringement notices and would be banned if it didn’t address the problem, despite claims that many of these notices were false.
Germany rules to incriminate parents for their kids’ online piracy or music, movies tv and more
The court then ruled that telling the truth and trying to protect an under-age family member would cost them 3,900 euros.
The Japan copyright infringement law fortunately appears to be failing
Under the proposed law, just taking a screenshot would have been illegal.