News copyright theft ‘through the roof’ as 700,000 articles taken down in six months
Content farmers appear to be "getting a bit more brazen".
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Meghan to receive ‘substantial’ copyright and £1 privacy damages from Mail On Sunday publisher
The publisher of The Mail On Sunday has agreed to pay the Duchess of Sussex £1 nominal damages for misuse…
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Agency photographer attempts to take back copyright in ‘game-changer’ lawsuit
A former photographer for Agence France-Presse (AFP) has filed a lawsuit against the news agency hoping to get rid of…
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Meghan Markle wins copyright claim against Mail On Sunday over letter to her father
Meghan Markle has won her copyright claim against the publisher of the Mail On Sunday over the publication of a…
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A High Court judge has allowed the Mail on Sunday to reduce the size of a front-page statement telling readers…
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Google refuses to pay publishers in France under first ‘link tax’ legislation
Google has refused to pay to show news stories in its search results in France, where the first new European…
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EU legislation offers chance for publishers ‘to extract a fairer settlement’ from platforms
Platforms have tried to justify their role as helpful traffic sources for publishers and taken aim at new European legislation…
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Newsnow boss fears ‘perverse consequences’ for small and medium publishers from new EU copyright law
The chief executive of a UK news aggregator has shared fears that the EU Copyright Directive could have “perverse consequences”…
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