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Law School Policy Review & Kautilya Society
AI Training and Copyright: Podcast with Adarsh Ramanujan in the Symposium on OpenAI v ANI
Shauryaveer Chaudhry & Shreya Banchhor In this episode of the LSPR Podcast, Shreya Banchhor and Shauryaveer Chaudhry sit down with Mr. Adarsh Ramanujan, the amicus curiae in the ANI Media…
Missouri Lawyers Media
Operator of AI music generator can’t escape copyright suit
Listen to this article In Brief Federal judge denies motion to dismiss derivative-work copyright claim filed by operator of AI music generator Plaintiffs did not have to identify specific infringing…
Technology & Marketing Law Blog
Sedlik v. Von Drachenberg: The Right Way to Evaluate Wrongfulness (Guest Blog Post)
By Eric Goldman
by guest bloggers Bruce Boyden (Marquette Law) & Zahr Said (Santa Clara Law) As we mentioned in our previous post, the Ninth Circuit’s intrinsic-extrinsic framework for substantial similarity has a number of problems. Those…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
Miss Marple Returns After 50 Years. How Agatha Christie’s Estate Chose the Writer.
By Teddy Groce
The estate of the late Agatha Christie entrusted bestselling thriller writer Lucy Foley to dust off the crime-fighting spinster Miss Marple and deliver her to a contemporary audience. The result…
The IPKat
The everlasting song: Nur mir finally finds its happy ending in pastiche
On 3 September, the German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) concluded one of copyright law’s longest-running disputes by delivering its decision in Metall auf Metall VI. Applying the Court of…
The Legal Wire
Hong Kong delays AI copyright law in favour of guidelines
Hong Kong authorities have postponed the Copyright (Amendment) Bill 2025, which would have introduced an “opt-out” mechanism for text and data mining in AI model training. Instead, the government will…
Spicy IP
SpicyIP Weekly Review (21 September- 27 September)
By SpicyIP
Posts on the Delhi High Court’s Zara v Zora ruling, the Madras High Court’s ruling in TCRC v. Ganga Rudraiah, and a post remembering late Dr. Pinaki Ghosh. This and…
Chicago IP Litigation
No Right to Intervene More Than a Year and a Half After Default Entered
Blue Spring Partners, LLC v. The Individuals, Corporations, LLCs, Partnerships, and Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule A, No. 23 C 983, (N.D. Ill. May 18, 2026) (Kendall, C.J.). Chief Judge…
The Trichordist
Gwen Seale Discusses the Streaming Mechanicals Panel at Artist Rights Symposium 5
In this short video, Gwendolyn Seale and Artist Rights Institute Director Chris Castle preview “The 39 Steps,” a Symposium V panel asking whether Section 115’s complex streaming mechanical formula should…
Copyright Lately
Vetter Says Wait. The Supreme Court Shouldn’t
By Aaron Moss
Cyril Vetter’s new Supreme Court counsel says the worldwide-termination question should percolate. The statute, its drafting history, and the termination notices already circulating say otherwise. When Cyril Vetter first sued…