YouTube and German Artists Settle Copyright Dispute
YouTube and GEMA settle long-running copyright dispute.
Michael Coyle
November 3, 2016
YouTube and GEMA settle long-running copyright dispute.
A dispute between YouTube and a German rights body has finally been resolved allowing all clips to be accessed in Germany.
A dispute between YouTube and a German rights body has finally been resolved allowing all clips to be accessed in Germany.
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court put pay to Tala’s claim for passing off in the shape and get up of their measuring cups.
In order to crack down on copyright infringement, a number of the worldÂs largest record labels have started an action against a website facilitating the direct infringement of hit music.
The dispute between Sparkassen Group and Banco Santander, has led to the CJEU’s decision in cases C?217/13 and C?218/13, concerning acquiring distinctiveness.
The dispute between Sparkassen Group and Banco Santander, has led to the CJEU’s decision in cases C‑217/13 and C‑218/13, concerning acquiring distinctiveness.
Electronic music band, Kraftwerk, have failed to protect a two second beat sequence used by another artist using copyright in Germany.
Mein Kampf’s protection of copyright has officially ended and the book is once again being sold in book shops and has received mixed reactions from the public.
Apple and Ericsson have settled a long running patent deal after reaching a patent licence agreement on AppleÂs use of technologies needed for its iPhones and iPads.
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