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  1. BakerHostetler

    What <em>Thomson Reuters v. Ross</em> Does and Doesn’t Say NOW About Fair Use and Generative AI

    By BakerHostetler

    In February 2025, I assessed the operative summary judgment opinion in Thomson Reuters v. Ross and guessed at what it might mean for generative AI copyright litigation. I drew a…

  2. Indiana Intellectual Property Blog

    What a Schedule A Case Is (and Why This Blog Usually Skips Them)

    By Kenan Farrell

    If you scan the Northern District of Indiana copyright and trademark indexes, you will keep seeing captions like Plaintiff v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule A. That…

  3. Above the Fold

    The Third Circuit Just Handed Copyright Owners Their First Appellate Win in the AI Training Wars — And the Implications Reach Far Beyond Legal Research

    By Melissa E. Scott

    The first U.S. appellate court to weigh in on whether AI training on copyrighted material qualifies as fair use has sided with the copyright holder. On September 29, 2026, the…

  4. The IPKat

    You can’t have your cake and eat it too: Nintendo Switch edition

    By Georgia Jenkins

    In 2024, Nintendo of America&nbsp;commenced copyright infringement proceedings against James C. Williams in the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington pursuant to the US Copyright Act,…

  5. Copyright Lately

    Signed, Sealed, Affirmed: Third Circuit Backs Thomson Reuters over ROSS

    By Aaron Moss

    The first federal appeals court to examine fair use in AI training sided with Thomson Reuters over ROSS Intelligence. Why it did so, for now, is under seal. For a…

  6. Law School Policy Review & Kautilya Society

    AI, Copyright, and Publisher Sustainability

    By Law School Policy Review

    Praharsh Gour Abstract: In light of the ongoing dispute between ANI and OpenAI before the Delhi High Court, broader questions concerning the sustainability of digital journalism and small digital media…

  7. IP IQ

    New Code, Old Rules: 9th Circuit Says GitHub Copilot’s Output Is Not a “Copy” Under the DMCA

    By Ashley M. Robinson

    AI developers who train large language models on copyrighted code just cleared a significant legal hurdle. On September 16, 2026, the 9th Circuit affirmed dismissal of the plaintiffs' claim in…

  8. Founders Legal Blog

    Film Encryption and Watermarking for Unauthorized Release Protection

    By Beth B. Moore

    Film Encryption and Watermarking for Unauthorized Release Protection by Beth B. Moore Film Encryption and Watermarking for Unauthorized Release Protection Your film becomes vulnerable when a copy leaves a controlled…

  9. India Legal

    Delhi High Court flags Instagram remix feature as potential tool for copyright infringement

    By Legal Desk

    The Delhi High Court today raised concerns over Instagram’s ‘Remix’ feature, observing that it could potentially be misused to manipulate and reproduce original content, facilitating copyright infringement. Justice Anup Jairam…

  10. The IPKat

    ERA’s Annual Conference on European Copyright Law returns with IPKat readers’ discount

    By Eleonora Rosati

    Participant eager to discuss StreamzFrom 25 to 27 November 2026, ERA’s Annual Conference on European Copyright Law returns for three online morning sessions (CET), bringing together practitioners, academics, stakeholders and…