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The IPKat
The Bartz/Anthropic Settlement is still a hot mess but at least it is the largest known copyright recovery of all time (for piracy)?
Over a year ago, this Kat reported on Anthropic’s motion for summary judgment that cited fair use (IPKat here). In August 2024, Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber and Kirk Wallace Johnson…
Spicy IP
How Much Evidence Is Enough? The Evidentiary Threshold for Interim Injunctions in Saregama v. Ilaiyaraaja
By SpicyIP
How much evidence is enough to establish copyright ownership at the interim stage? Unpacking the Delhi High Court’s latest decision in the Saregama-Ilaiyaraaja case, Umeshwari Ranjan explains how the decision…
Spicy IP
SpicyIP Weekly Review (August 3- August 9)
By SpicyIP
[The Weekly Review is authored by Vishwas Kumar Tripathi. Vishwas is a 4th year law student at RGNUL, Patiala.] Posts on MeitY’s stricter compliance rules for takedowns, Delhi High Court’s…
Copyright Lately
Inside the Strange Copyright Fight Over America’s Most Famous Home Movie
By Aaron Moss
Six decades after the JFK assassination, a conspiracy book dragged the Zapruder film into a new copyright dispute. A Dallas judge just decided which claims survive. The federal courthouse in…
Intellectual Property News.com
As AI Trademarks Face Hurdles, U.S. Trademark Office Embraces It
IPNews® – The USPTO made its first move into incorporating AI with trademark applications. Similar to a reverse image search on Google, users can upload logos to the USPTO website and…
Slaw
Scope of Employment
By Martin Kratz
Copyright has several rules which apply automatically. If an employee creates a work in the scope of employment, and absent an agreement to the contrary, the employer is the first…
ILN IP Insider
Not So Free To Roam: Australia’s Shifting Approach To Copyright Protection In The Age Of AI
By Jessica Bell of Kalus Kenny Intelex
Jessica Bell, Kalus Kenny Intelex, Melbourne, Australia On 15 July 2026, the Australian Government announced a new policy direction for the governance of artificial intelligence (AI). The proposed framework includes…
The Trichordist
Your Music, AI, and the Machine Unlearning Research Hub: What Every Musician Should Know
By Trichordist
If you’re a recording artists or musician, you have most likely heard some form of this pitch: “Don’t worry. If you don’t like how your music is used for AI,…
China Law Blog
Protecting Your Artwork Internationally: What Artists Need to Do Before the Work Travels
Protecting Your Artwork Internationally: What Artists Need to Do Before the Work Travels An artist sends drawings and 3D files to an overseas foundry. The foundry casts the commissioned sculptures,…
TechnoLlama
GEMA v Suno: Another landmark AI copyright case from Germany
While a lot of the attention in the AI and copyright space has gone to the hundreds of ongoing cases in the US, courts around the world have been tackling…