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Donna Summer's estate sues Kanye West for sampling song without permission

Donna Summer's estate is suing Kanye West for sampling her song "I Feel Love" in "Good (Don't Die)" without permission on his album "Vultures 1."

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Museum of Sex sued for using photo of woman kissing ex in promos

The Museum of Sex has been using a photo of a Brooklyn artist kissing her ex to “boost ticket sales” without her consent or paying her a dime, a suit claims.

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OpenAI & The New York Times: A Wake-Up Call For Ethical Data Practices

In Silicon Valley, the AI race is leading companies, including OpenAI, to prioritize grabbing as much data as possible, often neglecting ethical considerations.

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Could a court really order the destruction of ChatGPT? The New York Times thinks so, and it may be right

It may seem extreme, but there’s a reason the law allows it.

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UK considers changing copyright law for foreign music producers and pe

Options being examined, including ‘reciprocal’ system based on UK nationals’ rights abroad | IPO invites views from those affected until March.

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Bonus editorial cartoon for Jan. 17, 2024

Editorial cartoonist Dave Granlund draws on the challenge to Disney copyrights.

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The Fate Of 'Steamboat Willie' And The Influence Of Public Domain Access -

For the past few weeks, you can’t open any entertainment news site and not be greeted by the iconic sketch of Mr. Steamboat Willie, one of Walt Disney Studios’ very first stars. With the new year, the world’s most famous mouse and some of his closest companions have finally pulled back the curtain and are tentatively

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OpenAI in 'tough spot' with news groups as it faces copyright lawsuits: experts

The New York Times federal copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI could have potentially devastating consequences for the ChatGPT creator – despite its dismissive claim Monday that the suit is “without merit,” experts told The Post.

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BBC News

tethered to any star, these tiny pairs of light here. they're called jupiter mass binary objects — orjumbos — and they've left astronomers scratching their heads. nobody predicted or expected you would see objects the size ofjupiter orbiting around each other, freely floating. we thought we would see singles, isolated ones, but to find binaries like this is crazy. we don't expect to find the answer on day one, year one. this is a long journey for all of us now. so, what's next for the james webb space telescope? no doubt there will be more ethereal images. and it will start to look even further back in time as it continues its quest to detect the light from the very first stars to shine. rebecca morelle, bbc news. mickey mouse and minnie have long been fixtures in the public�*s imagination — and now they're in the public domain. that because us copyright law covers characters for 95 years.

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BBC News

of roman catholic priests and bishops in nicaragua. at least fourteen members of the clergy have been detained in the country in the past two weeks with no clear motive. in his new year's message, the pope called for them to be released. translation: i follow with concern what _ translation: i follow with concern what is _ translation: i follow with concern what is happening i translation: | follow with | concern what is happening in nicaragua, where bishops and priests have been deprived of theirfreedom. i express my closeness in prayer to them and theirfamilies and to closeness in prayer to them and their families and to the entire church in the country. i also invite all of you here to pray insistently and all of gods people and hope that we always seek the path of dialogue to overcome difficulties. let us pray for nicaragua today. mickey mouse and minnie have long been fixtures in the public�*s imagination and now the're in the public domain. that's because us copyright law covers characters for 95 years and the pair first appeared

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