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Harness Dickey Blog
AI Training and Fair Use After the First Appellate Ruling: Thomson Reuters v. ROSS (3d Cir. 2026)
What the Third Circuit decided, what it left open for generative AI, and what companies training models should do now. What was the case about? ROSS Intelligence set out…
The IPKat
Claude ‘can’t help falling in love with’… Elvis’s lyrics
As one redditor reflected, the ‘floodgates of Graceland’ opened last week when a group of rightsholders related to musical compositions recorded by Elvis Presley commenced copyright infringement proceedings against Anthropic.…
Computer & Internet Law Updates
Mass Copyright Infringement After Cox v. Sony: How Canadian Law Compares
When does an internet service provider, a platform or a technology supplier become legally responsible for copyright infringement committed by its users? The question has been litigated for decades, but…
San Antonio Employment Law Blog
Bar Can’t Sell Rooftop Tickets to Baseball Game
Can a bar located next to a baseball diamond sell tickets to customers, so they can watch the game from rooftop seating? No, says a U.S. district Judge in Chicago.…
NIPC Law
Damages for Copyright Infringement – Charles and Ivy Ltd v Chelsea Supplies Ltd
By janelambertnipclaw-blogspot-com
John Speed's Map of Lancashire (1610)Author: John Speed, Copyright: Public Domain, Source: Wikimedia Commons Jane LambertIntellectual Property Enterprise Court (Her Honour Judge Melissa Clarke) Charles and Ivy Ltd and another v Chelsea Supplies Ltd [2026]…
Computer & Internet Law Updates
Thomson Reuters v ROSS: What the AI Training Fair Use Ruling Means.
The Third Circuit’s opinion in Thomson Reuters Enterprise Centre GmbH; West Publishing Corp v. ROSS Intelligence Inc., 2026 WL 2932557 (3rd Cir. Sep. 29, 2026), is an important and first…
The Trichordist
@ArtistRights Symposium 5 Panel: Beware the AI Opt-In: Hidden Right of Publicity Waivers
Registration is open for Artist Rights Symposium 5 at Eventbrite!The Artist Rights Symposium 5 is coming on October 19 at Tweed Recording in Athens, GA hosted by the University of…
Technology & Marketing Law Blog
After $6M and 17 Years Fighting the Record Labels’ Copyright Lawfare, the Court Awards Vimeo $16k in Costs–Capitol Records v. Vimeo
By Eric Goldman
The record labels sued Vimeo for user-caused copyright infringement in 2009. The case is still ongoing in 2026. How old is this lawsuit? If it were a person, it would…
Technology & Marketing Law Blog
SAD Scheme Plaintiff Must Pay $40k to Defendant–Guangzhou Tinpod v. Schedule A Defendants
By Eric Goldman
The plaintiff is Guangzhou Tinpod Electronic Technology Co. The plaintiff initially sued under the XYZ pseudonym and hasn’t updated the case caption, even though its identity is no longer sealed.…
The IPKat
Hayden v Koons: US Court of Appeals says it was 30 years too late
In a copyright law dispute between Michael Hayden (claimant) and Jeff Koons (defendant), the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held that the claimant’s copyright infringement claim failed…