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Retroactive Copyright of Live Events - Vimarsana News

Retroactive Copyright of Live Events

In Joe Hand Promotions, Inc. v. Griffith, here was no copyright registration at the time of Mayweather v. McGregor Fight but the Copyright Act allows registration of live events within three months, and Showtime applied then transferred the rights to Joe Hand Promotions.

Scope of Receiverships Clarified by Ninth Circuit - Vimarsana News

Scope of Receiverships Clarified by Ninth Circuit

WB Music Corp v. Royce International Broadcasting, Ninth Circuit affirmed denial of defendants’ motion to discharge a receiver who had been appointed to aid in the execution of a judgment for violations of the Copyright Act. A jury awarded the plaintiffs damages of $330,000.

Ninth Circuit Provides Clarity On The Scope Of Receiverships - Copyright - Vimarsana News

Ninth Circuit Provides Clarity On The Scope Of Receiverships - Copyright

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit affirmed an order denying the defendants' motion to discharge a receiver who had been appointed to aid in the execution of a judgment for violations...

Source: mondaq.com
Blind SA awaits ConCourt judgment on Copyright Act - Vimarsana News

Blind SA awaits ConCourt judgment on Copyright Act

Under the apartheid-era Copyright Act, it’s near impossible for most people with visual and print disabilities in the country to access published works in, for example, braille, without risking breaking the law.

Source: ewn.co.za
[The Viewpoint] Could Virat Kohli have been bowled over by copyright misuse? - Vimarsana News

[The Viewpoint] Could Virat Kohli have been bowled over by copyright misuse?

Coming full circle, media agencies have started suing celebrities for copyright infringement for taking paparazzi photos and sharing them without license or consent.