Associated Press strikes legal blow against content aggregators after winning Meltwater case
Associated Press has won its US case against the media monitoring firm Meltwater, after accusing the company of unlawfully using…
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Google to pay French newspapers €60m to help build their online presence
Google has agreed to pay €60m to help French newspapers develop their internet presence following two months of negotiations with…
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Battle looms between Government and news/photo agencies over copyright changes
A group of the leading news agencies and image archives have mounted a legal challenge against Government moves to shake…
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Government proposes changes to copyright law
Copyright law is to be changed to remove unnecessary barriers to competition and growth and avoid interference in some areas…
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There is concern that the government’s proposals to change UK copyright law could lead to the weakening of journalists' ownership…
ByCopyright issues are starting to attract Pinterest
The social networking site Pinterest is likely to have media lawyers watching closely for breaches of copyright. The site is…
ByAshley Alexandra Dupré an online music hit as US media use MySpace pictures
The $4,000 (£2,000) which former New York Governor Elliot Spitzer shelled out for his two-hour tryst in Washington with a…
ByVirgin Media sued by Murdoch-owned TV guide
Virgin Media is being sued for patent infringement by News Corp-owned TV listings business Gemstar TV Guide, the Telegraph reports.…
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