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This Is the Trump 2020 Video That Got Removed for Using the Wrong Superhero Movie Score

By Melissa Locker

A New Zealand Election Ad Ripped Off Eminem's Lose Yourself

By Kevin Lui

Man Behind World's Biggest File-Sharing Site Arrested

By Simon Lewis

'Stairway to Heaven' Hit With Copyright Claim

By Mark Rivett-Carnac
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Monkey in Monkey Selfie Deserves Rights to Photo, PETA Says

The monkey's photo has gone viral with no copyright control since it was taken by the monkey itself.

By Tanya Basu

It Just Got Harder for Copyright Holders to Take Videos Off YouTube

Your hairbrush solo of a Prince song can probably stay on the Internet now

By Claire Groden

This Man Found Out the Hard Way that You Can’t Copyright a Chicken Sandwich

Food isn’t considered ‘intellectual property’

By Michal Addady / Fortune

Twitter Sees 52% Spike In Government And Copyright Info Requests

The company released its latest transparency report, which now also includes trademark notices and email privacy practices.

By Kia Kokalitcheva / Fortune

Universal Pictures Was Pirating Jurassic World Itself

Universal Pictures France discovered itself as a culprit for seeding Jurassic World.

By Ryan Daly / Fortune

Frozen Story Was Stolen, Author Claims

An author says the story was taken from her book

By Sarah Begley

Hitler's Mein Kampf to Be Reprinted in Germany

The new edition will be presented as a historical document and heavily annotated with analysis and criticism

By Helen Regan

Why Taylor Swift Is Going to War With Twee Retailer Etsy

She's not gonna shake off trademark violations

By Victor Luckerson

Tom Petty Has No Hard Feelings About Sam Smith

"Sam did the right thing and I have thought no more about this.”

By Noah Rayman

Universal Sues Over Prison Mixtapes

Claims selling the mixtapes, which include artists like Steve Wonder, Eminem and the Jackson Five, is copyright infringement

By Charlotte Alter

Judge: Shakira's Hit Song 'Loca' Breaks Copyright Laws

Damages have yet to be fixed

By Per Liljas

Director Terry Gilliam Sued Over Mural

Plaintiffs say he used their work without permission

By Stephanie Burnett

Monkey Selfie Lands Photographer in Legal Quagmire

When a monkey takes a selfie with your camera, who owns the photograph's copyright? TIME speaks to intellectual property right experts

By Olivier Laurent

Monkey Selfie Lands Photographer in Legal Quagmire

Copyright law can be obscure, but nothing could have prepared British photographer David Slater for what would happen after a monkey stole his camera in Indonesia to take a selfie.The picture, which went viral three...

By Olivier Laurent

Judge: Sherlock Remains Elementary to Public Domain

Judge to Doyle estate: You're on thin ice

By Nolan Feeney

Aereo to Court: We're 'Bleeding to Death'

A month after the Supreme Court ruled that the TV-streaming service was operating illegally, the cash-strapped startup has requested an emergency ruling that will enable it to start earning revenue again

By Giri Nathan
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