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‘New York Times’ Is Not Going To Let AI Developers Steal Its Journalists’ Work Without a Fight

By Dec 28th
Independent Designers Are Striking Back at Shein for Copyright Infringement

By Jul 13th
Nintendo Stomps on No Mario’s Sky, Creators Revive It as DMCA’s Sky

By Sep 6th
George Orwell’s Estate Dishes Out Copyright Takedowns on 1984 Merchandise

By Oct 27th
Starting Now, Downloading Copyrighted Material in Japan Could Land You Two Years in Jail

By Oct 1st
Author Puts Torrent Up for His Free Book, Google Disables Ads Because of Copyright Infringement

By Sep 27th
Judge Rules Subscribers Not Required to Secure Wi-Fi to Prevent Piracy

By Sep 13th
EA Sues Zynga for Copyright Infringement

By Aug 3rd
Piracy Is Not Theft But Unwarranted Takedowns Are

By Apr 20th
Summit Entertainment Goes After Non-Twilight-Related Art, Claiming Infringement on Twilight

By Mar 19th
Judge: Custom Batmobiles Are Subject to Copyright

By Feb 1st
Marvel Comics Listed As A SOPA Supporter

By Dec 29th
Latest SOPA Defense: Sweden’s Apparently Non-Existent Yet Thriving Film Industry

By Dec 18th
What the Deal Was With Tumblr Today (And A Few Other Sites): The Protect IP Act

By Nov 16th
Rebecca Black’s “Friday” Mysteriously Removed From YouTube

By Jun 16th
Life-Sized AT-AT, Star Trek PADD App Will Not Happen

By Apr 20th
Guy Who Leaked X-Men Origins: Wolverine Before Release Faces Prison

By Apr 1st
Boston College Tells Students That Using a Wireless Router Is a Common Sign of Copyright Infringement

By Mar 30th
How Has Rob Granito Taken His Scam This Far?

By Mar 28th

‘New York Times’ Is Not Going To Let AI Developers Steal Its Journalists’ Work Without a Fight

Independent Designers Are Striking Back at Shein for Copyright Infringement

Nintendo Stomps on No Mario’s Sky, Creators Revive It as DMCA’s Sky

George Orwell’s Estate Dishes Out Copyright Takedowns on 1984 Merchandise

Starting Now, Downloading Copyrighted Material in Japan Could Land You Two Years in Jail

Author Puts Torrent Up for His Free Book, Google Disables Ads Because of Copyright Infringement

Judge Rules Subscribers Not Required to Secure Wi-Fi to Prevent Piracy

EA Sues Zynga for Copyright Infringement

Piracy Is Not Theft But Unwarranted Takedowns Are

Summit Entertainment Goes After Non-Twilight-Related Art, Claiming Infringement on Twilight

Judge: Custom Batmobiles Are Subject to Copyright

Marvel Comics Listed As A SOPA Supporter

Latest SOPA Defense: Sweden’s Apparently Non-Existent Yet Thriving Film Industry

What the Deal Was With Tumblr Today (And A Few Other Sites): The Protect IP Act

Rebecca Black’s “Friday” Mysteriously Removed From YouTube

Life-Sized AT-AT, Star Trek PADD App Will Not Happen

Guy Who Leaked X-Men Origins: Wolverine Before Release Faces Prison

Boston College Tells Students That Using a Wireless Router Is a Common Sign of Copyright Infringement

How Has Rob Granito Taken His Scam This Far?