Ed Sheeran prevails in appellate court as claims of copyright infringement over “Thinking Out Loud” are dismissed, safeguarding creative freedom for songwriters.
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Elisa Shupe secures limited copyright for her AI-assisted book, raising critical questions about the future of authorship, creativity, and intellectual property in the age of generative AI.
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Second Circuit rules against Internet Archive in its battle with publishers, affirming that libraries cannot create their own ebooks and must comply with publisher licensing terms.
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A recent podcast explores whether the CIA had any involvement in the rock band the Scorpions’ blockbuster song, “Wind of Change.” That got us thinking about how a 3-letter government agency could write propaganda, and whether it would be copyright fraud to register a song without revealing the agency’s involvement. For more information about copyright law, copyright fraud, and CIA rumors, read the post.
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Explore the details of the recent Supreme Court decision on copyright infringement cases, focusing on the pivotal Nealy vs. Warner Chappell Music ruling.
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