News You Can Use: How Fair Use Keeps Us Informed Online
From scrolling through your feed reading up on the day’s most important events to watching a YouTuber break down the […]
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The Implications of Oracle v. Rimini for Generative AI
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit just issued a decision that on its surface appears to be […]
Tech Super Tuesday: Questions for the Commission’s Executive Vice-Presidents – 12 November Hearings
After the first round of hearings for the 2024-2029 European Commission by Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) during the […]
Italy’s Piracy Shield: Lessons Learned and Mistakes to Avoid
At the beginning of this year, Italy put in place its national anti-piracy platform, the so-called ‘Piracy Shield’. While the overall aim is to protect intellectual property rights and reduce the spread of pirated content online, particularly in the case of live streams, in practice the Piracy Shield constitutes the perfect example of what to avoid when setting up rules that allow for the blocking of content on the internet.
Presumption of Copying in AI Training
New bills are being introduced in Congress which seek to assist rightsholders in proving that their works were used to […]
Generative AI and Copyright: Busting Prevalent Myths, Revealing Truths
The emergence of generative artificial intelligence (AI) presents a major opportunity for the European Union to regain its competitive edge and shape the future of technology – building on Europe’s wealth of talent, top-tier educational and research institutions, and access to computing power.
The O’Connor Papers: A Peek Behind the Scenes at the Making of Three Supreme Court Copyright Decisions
The recently released files of the late Associate Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor reveal interesting details concerning three of […]
Mickey Steams Towards the Public Domain
DisCo is taking part in Copyright Week, a series of actions and discussions supporting key principles that should guide copyright […]
Justice O’Connor’s Copyright Legacy
Although the late Justice Sandra Day O’Connor was not best known for her copyright jurisprudence, she wrote perhaps the most […]
The FTC Veers Wildly Out of Its Lane in Comments on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence
Earlier this month, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed a bewildering set of comments in response to the Copyright Office’s […]
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