With recent changes in EU copyright law being a hot topic, companies such as YouTube are firmly under the spotlight. They are under increasing pressure
Beauty influencer Olivia Jade who is currently at the centre of the college admissions scandal, has had her trademark application for ÂOlivia Jade Beauty rejected by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) due to poor punctuation and vague language.
The votes are in and it has now been approved to adopt Article 13 for the new Copyright Directive.
The babyfaced assassin is not only working miracles at the Theatre of Dreams but his moral compass is unquestionable as he threatens to use the betting company Paddy Power for using an image to pass off their services without his permission. Meanwhile…..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8fyjm5yifM
Proving that Lucasfilm and Disney arenÂt always in sync, Lucasfilm block action by Disney over fan film.
On 21st January proposals to discuss significant reforms to EU copyright law were called off following EU member states failing to make progress on the issue on Friday 18th January. The European Commission proposed the directive of a digital single market in September 2016.
The warning from Brussels on the impending Copyright Directive hit Instagram account users with such a bang that Stranger Things Fandom teens were left in tears.
While the EU Parliament voted in favour of the new Copyright Directive in September, there has been a stall since then to agree the details.
Rapper Milly Rock has made a copyright claim against online game FortniteÂs owners on the grounds that they stole his dance moves.
On 12.9.18 the EU parliament voted 438 for to 226 against with 39 abstentions to pass the infamous Article 11 and 13 of the new reviewed copyright Directive.
