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Will filming Times Square now require negotiating with hundreds of copyright owners?

King & Wood Mallesons
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Australia, USA
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May 3 2013

On 8 April 2013, The Motion Picture Association of America, along with the International Documentary Association and Film Independent, filed an

The Federal Court warns publishers not to hide behind authors in obtaining permission to publish copyright material

Holding Redlich
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Australia
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May 15 2013

A recent case in the Federal Court of Australia has cast light upon the importance of publishers obtaining proper permission prior to the publication

Newspaper headlines protected by copyright in the UK

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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Australia, United Kingdom
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December 8 2010

The UK High Court has held that newspaper headlines and short extracts from newspaper articles may be protected by copyright

The changing face of artist's resale royalties

Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP
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Australia, USA
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December 7 2010

In February 2009, a bill was introduced in the New York State Assembly that would require the seller to pay 5 of the sale price to the artist every time a work of art by a living artist is sold in New York for $1,000 or more

Damages awarded for moral rights infringement

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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Australia
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March 9 2012

A Perth DJ music promoter has been ordered to pay damages for copyright and moral rights infringement for altering and streaming on his website a recording of internationally known recording artist ‘Pitbull’

The High Court has held iiNet not liable for the copyright infringing activities of its users. But is this really the end of the story?

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
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Australia
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April 23 2012

In a unanimous decision, the High Court has held the internet service provider iiNet not liable for acts of copyright infringement committed by users of its service

Roadshow Films appeals iiNet copyright decision to the High Court

Davies Collison Cave
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Australia
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March 28 2011

Following on from last month's loss in the Full Federal Court against Australian internet service provider iiNet, Roadshow Films and other members of the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) have applied for special leave to appeal the copyright decision to the High Court

Optus wins first round against football bodies

Piper Alderman
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Australia
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May 1 2012

A recent decision of the Federal Court of Australia may have interesting repercussions for copyright holders and their exclusive licensees

The leagues strike back: court overturns earlier decision

Piper Alderman
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Australia
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September 11 2012

The Full Federal Court has unanimously overturned an earlier trial judge's decision in favour of Optus

Nietzsche has Kanye West's back in rap battle -- US copyright case tests originality of song lyrics

Hunt & Hunt
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Australia, USA
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November 23 2012

A case of déjà vu for American musician, film director and fashion designer Kanye West who has found himself the subject of another copyright infringement claim, this time by unsigned rapper Vincent Peters, professionally known as Vince P

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Will filming Times Square now require negotiating with hundreds of copyright owners?

The Federal Court warns publishers not to hide behind authors in obtaining permission to publish copyright material

Newspaper headlines protected by copyright in the UK

The changing face of artist's resale royalties

Damages awarded for moral rights infringement

The High Court has held iiNet not liable for the copyright infringing activities of its users. But is this really the end of the story?

Roadshow Films appeals iiNet copyright decision to the High Court

Optus wins first round against football bodies

The leagues strike back: court overturns earlier decision

Nietzsche has Kanye West's back in rap battle -- US copyright case tests originality of song lyrics

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