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Copyright Law
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The Trichordist
The AI “License” That Isn’t: A Musician’s Checklist for Spotting a Covenant Not to Sue Censorship Trap in Disguise
If you saw the adverb “forever” in a contract, would it give you pause? It would me—I would wonder who allowed that to slip through. As text-to-audio generative AI models desperately try to normalize…
Brent Britton | Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer
Boring But Fair
A Modest Proposal for the Future of Copyright in the AI Age By Brent C.J. Britton In February 1908, the Supreme Court decided that a player piano roll was not…
Connect on Tech
Saudi Arabia: New Copyright Law Modernises KSA IP Framework
In brief On 2 February 2026, Saudi Arabia issued Royal Decree No. M/169 approving a new Copyright Law, by virtue of Cabinet Decision No. 560/1447 dated 27 January 2026. The…
Copyright Lately
Studios, Labels and Scholars Say the Fifth Circuit Botched Vetter
By Aaron Moss
Five new amicus briefs urge the Supreme Court to undo the Fifth Circuit’s worldwide-reversion rule, warning it would sow international chaos while quietly stripping foreign creators of the very rights…
Microjuris Blog
En la propiedad intelectual, PR es otra cosa: la decisión del Tribunal Supremo sobre «Bad Bunny Baby»
By Ed. Microjuris.com Puerto Rico
El Lcdo. Ramón G. Vela Córdova analiza, en su columna de opinión, la decisión del Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico sobre derechos de autor, propia imagen y propiedad intelectual en…
Microjuris Blog
¿Se puede proteger un ritmo musical? Análisis del caso “Dembow”, que podría redefinir la industria musical
By Ed. Microjuris.com Puerto Rico
El Lcdo. Silvino Edward Díaz analiza el litigio federal sobre derechos de autor relacionado con el ritmo dembow y sus posibles implicaciones para la industria musical.
Cokato Copyright Attorney: The Law Blog of Thomas James
Copyright Fee Changes
By Thomas James
On July 14, 2026 the U.S. Copyright Office submitted a proposed new fee schedule to Congress. Changes could be coming in November, 2026. Read what the proposed fee increases are.…
The IP Law Blog
The Briefing: Cox v Sony: Did the Supreme Court Just Give AI Companies a Copyright Shield?
https://youtu.be/4kND0jNgbL4 In this episode of The Briefing, Weintraub Tobin partners Scott Hervey and Tara J. Sattler break down the Supreme Court’s decision in Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment, which…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
Federal Court fixes damages at $78k for copyright infringement of guides to use LEGO education kits
STEM director created works under consulting agreement with company that stopped paying him
Law School Policy Review & Kautilya Society
From Exception to Right: Reforming Copyright Law for Disability Access
Nishant Kumar Abstract: India’s exception-based approach to disability access under Section 52(1)(zb) of the Copyright Act, 1957, and the Marrakesh Treaty, though progressive, remains reactive. It permits accessible formats only…