fair use
Judge Rules Anthropic’s Use of Scanned Physical Books for AI Training Is “Fair Use” in Copyright Lawsuit
A federal judge calls Anthropic’s book-scanning strategy transformative, likening author concerns to objections over teaching kids to write.
YouTube Teams with CAA to Let Talent Remove AI Deepfakes, Igniting Censorship Fears For Memes and Commentary
YouTube and CAA join forces to combat AI deepfakes, allowing industry members to remove content.
Internet Archive Loses Appeal in Copyright Dispute Over Ebook Lending
Publishers’ victory signals a potential shift in how digital lending is regulated, raising concerns over access to online libraries.
Copyright Strikes Silence Paris Olympics Critics
Criticism of the event is met with fierce copyright enforcement, raising questions about fair use and free expression.
CNN’s Crackdown on Presidential Debate Commentary Sparks Backlash
Critics argue the move infringes on fair use and stifles public discourse.
“Killing America” Documentary Pulled from Platforms Amid Allegedly Censorship-Driven Copyright Claims
Filmmaker Eli Steele called it “weaponized censorship.”
Fox News is Slammed For Banning Outlets From Using More Than 3 Minutes of Clips From Republican Primary Debate
Strict restrictions that ignore the ideals of free and open participation in the public process.
MembersBreaking Down The Supreme Court’s Latest Fair-Use Ruling
Implications for online content.
Internet Archive strikes back, defies claims of hurting book sales, defends access to digital library
Oral arguments from the court case took place yesterday.
Pokémon fans hit with false YouTube copyright strikes
The channels are at risk of being shut down.
Cops play Disney tracks to try and keep citizen encounter confrontations off social media
A creative censorship attempt that doesn’t always work.