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The South Korean Supreme Court has ruled that golf course design plans implemented in screen golf venues are considered creative works and thus protected under copyright law.

This podcast discusses essential aspects of intellectual property for musicians, including copyright and contract management.

Fukushima's Minamisoma city faces a compensation claim for unauthorized use of illustrations in a reconstruction plan following the 2011 nuclear accident.

Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs is launching a new system allowing creators to register their works and related information, aiming to enhance copyright management.

The article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on the music industry, highlighting the challenges of copyright violations and the perspectives of musicians on the emergence of AI-generated music.

Australian rock band Amyl and the Sniffers is facing a legal dispute with photographer Jamie Nelson over copyright issues related to a photoshoot.

Three major South Korean broadcasters are suing OpenAI for allegedly using their news content without permission to train ChatGPT.

A new AI model from the Chinese company behind TikTok has disturbed Hollywood due to its potential impact on the creative industries.

Gospel artists Yinka Ayefele and BBO face allegations of copyright infringement from colleague Beautiful Nubia, who claims their songs copied his melody without credit.

A legislative discussion on copyright disputes related to AI-generated content will take place at South Korea's National Assembly on the 23rd, addressing the legal issues arising from the rapid rise of AI in the content industry.

Media associations in Brazil are advocating for paid use of their content in AI training, emphasizing the importance of protecting intellectual rights and the journalism ecosystem.

Magali Berdah has secured a court order to conservatively seize nearly 40 million euros in copyright rights from rapper Booba due to alleged harassment and threats against her business.

Brazil's creative industry calls for open dialogue with AI companies to address concerns over the unauthorized use of protected content.

The Instagram profile @Lotte_har_instas has removed all its content after being informed it did not own the rights to the characters used in its memes, Lotte and Totte.

An AI-generated hyper-realistic video depicting Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise in a fight has raised alarms in Hollywood over copyright violations and ethical concerns.

Attorney Olivia Kranich argues that proposed legal changes regarding copyright will clarify rights rather than diminish them for creators.

Netflix has threatened ByteDance with immediate legal action over their AI model Seedance 2.0, which they claim infringes on copyrighted content.

Netflix has threatened to sue ByteDance, the owner of TikTok, for copyright violations related to its new AI content generator, Seedance 2.0.

Amber Glen received permission from Madonna to use her song for her Olympic figure skating routine, receiving supportive messages from the singer but ultimately finishing in 13th place.

The ongoing struggle against illegal webtoons is not just a matter of copyright infringement but is linked to broader criminal activities that impact society, particularly the youth.

Disney has taken action against ByteDance's Seedance platform for copyright infringement involving hyper-realistic videos.

ByteDance has announced it will cease unauthorized use of Disney's intellectual property in its video AI "Seedance 2.0" following copyright accusations from Disney.

The rise of deepfake technology is challenging traditional trust and raises significant copyright issues, with questions being raised about the training of models by Ashwini Vaishnav.

During the India AI Impact Summit, Indian Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw discussed the government's strategy regarding AI, creator economy, copyright, and deepfake.

ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has pledged to limit its AI video tool Seedance 2.0 following legal threats from Disney over copyright concerns.

Chinese company Bytedance has announced it will limit its new Seedance 2.0 AI model's capabilities in order to prevent copyright infringement after facing potential legal action from Disney.

The article discusses the 50% tax deduction available to various professionals who create unique works under copyright law in Poland.

The International Olympic Committee has defended its decision to sell t-shirts commemorating the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, stating it aims to protect copyright and avoid misuse.

A new trend of creating AI-generated caricatures is raising concerns about privacy, copyright, and environmental impacts.

Disney has accused ByteDance's AI video tool Seedance of infringing on its copyright by generating videos featuring its popular characters.

Nigeria's copyright levy framework, dormant since 1988, is being activated to support creators through a new statutory mechanism for compensation.

Videos generated by AI featuring stars like Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt have ignited discussions on the impact of artificial intelligence on copyright laws in the creative industry.

Hollywood studios are accusing the Chinese video generation service Seedance of massive copyright infringement after a viral video featuring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt was released.

A viral video created using the Seedance 2.0 AI tool features characters Ethan Hunt and John Wick, sparking debates in Hollywood about AI filmmaking, copyright issues, and job impacts.

Hollywood studios have accused the Chinese video generation service Seedance of large-scale unauthorized use of copyright-protected works in the U.S.

The Motion Picture Association has publicly denounced the AI tool Seedance 2.0 for unauthorized use of copyrighted material featuring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt.

Investigators in the UK are targeting illegally streamed content via Fire TV sticks, focusing on specific keywords in private messages to identify users, with millions potentially facing fines.

Figure skaters are facing challenges related to copyright permissions for the music they choose to perform to, exemplified by Spanish skater Tomas-Llorenc Guarino Sabaté's recent scare of potentially losing his routine due to music licensing issues.

The final Eduard Wiiralti scholarships, funded by royalties, were awarded to three bachelor's degree and one master's degree students following a ceremony, marking the end of a funding era as Wiiralti's copyright becomes public.

A roundtable discussion was held to oppose proposed amendments to copyright laws in Estonia that could restrict artists' rights and empower producers or clients to alter works at their discretion.

Bertolt Brecht's works will soon enter the public domain, allowing for more freedom in adaptations and performances.

A tragic shooting incident in Canada leaves 10 dead and several injured, while Brazilian politics faces potential judicial issues regarding Lula's samba-enredo, and Britney Spears sells the rights to her entire music catalog.

The increasing use of modern music in figure skating competitions has led to challenges related to music rights and copyright issues amidst the ongoing Olympic events.

Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic is suing AirAsia for allegedly using his mural design on an aircraft without permission.

Political controversy escalates over the unpublished book 'An Unpublished Book for Stars of Destiny' by former Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane, with a case filed by Delhi police regarding its leak.

Olympic athlete Lindsey Vonn may have used a photo without permission, potentially infringing copyright laws, after posting about her recent injury.

Lindsey Vonn has broken her silence following a dramatic crash during the women's downhill event at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, sharing a photo of the incident that raises questions about copyright.

Creative unions in Estonia argue that proposed changes to copyright law could limit authors' rights and favor producers.

Argentina's illegal streaming platforms Magis TV and Xuper TV have been permanently shut down following a judicial order to block their services across the country.

Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson and Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood have requested the removal of their song from the documentary 'Melania' due to unauthorized use.