Copyright

Locast agreed to suspend its streaming services in accordance with the judge's ruling.

"You can record all you want. I just know it can't be posted on YouTube," the sergeant says in the video while playing Taylor Swift's "Blank Space" from his phone.

Cosplayers worry that Disney's copyrighting all images of the Norse god Loki, but Disney says it's only copywriting depictions shown in Marvel comics and films.

"Copyright in NFTs is not automatically assigned," Anita K. Sharma, an entertainment attorney and managing partner of Sharma Law in Brooklyn, New York, told Newsweek. "The buyer owns the tokens that are in their digital wallet, but not necessarily the artwork associated with the NFT."

"Evermore" is the pop star's latest album—but also the name of a theme park in Pleasant Grove, Utah.

It covers "political services and membership organization" analysis of public U.S. trademark office records shows.

Universal Music Publishing Group has acquired Dylan's entire catalog of songs in a landmark deal with the music legend.

Trump had retweeted the video, which featured a cover of a Linkin Park track, from White House social media director Dan Scavino's account.

A video released by the Trump campaign, paying tribute to George Floyd while praising police officers and blaming "radical left-wing groups" for violence during protests over Floyd's death, was removed by Twitter Thursday for allegedly violating copyright laws.

Experts talk cake dispute.

MariCar will now have to pay Nintendo 10 million yen, the equivalent of $89,000.

Judge Hilton said Violent Hues' use of the snap was simply to the "provide festival attendees with information regarding the local area."

A Twitter back and forth erupted over an image of a farting unicorn.

Bethesda says the 'Westworld' mobile game is a "blatant rip-off" of 'Fallout Shelter,' copying the hit game, right down to the bugs. Find out all the details of the lawsuit, here.

The blockchain is a distributed public ledger of cryptocurrency transactions.

Buried in the report are data that could help streaming industries convert illegal users into paying customers.

Some tell the manager at Alamo Flag in Washington, D.C.'s Union Station, "I don't know why you're selling that." Others shake her hand.

Jayme Gordon was prosecuted after failing in a bid to sue Dreamworks for supposed damages.

The search engine helps publishers find free and legal images easily.

Nokia filed a number of lawsuits against Apple for violating 32 technology patents.

For American businesses, crisis is inevitable in China. It's part of the rigged game.

Corporations that desert America should no longer be entitled to the advantages of being American.

Star Athletica LLC says design elements of cheer uniforms are essential and not subject to copyright law.

Just how similar is the classic 1971 song to Spirit's 1967 instrumental track Taurus?

The unusual copyright court case originally began in September 2015.

At one point, the two sides agreed to settle, but a federal judge rejected the deal as too generous to Google.

Musician and music business professor David Lowery filed a class-action lawsuit against the streaming giant Monday.

An SBNation gif account was also removed.

The song will now be free to play on TV, radio and film.

The fashion and perfume industries thrive without patent protection. Why not music?