The Court of Justice for the European Union is there as a reference point for the member states national courts to consider points they need clarification on.
A long battle, a long debate, a long time coming for the new EU copyright directive. the question is whether negotiations are finally getting somewhere.
The long-awaited video service provided by Facebook is now available outside of the US.
The operator, whom is based in Canada, believed that the site was a legal operation
Notorious for a platform rife with potential copyright infringement claims, YouTube has taken a big step in combating this within their users.
A copyright action which has continued on for 11 years have finally reached a settlement.
Rapper extraordinaire Dr Dre this week lost a dispute over his name to a gynaecologist Draion M Burch who was seeking to trade mark the name Dr Drai. Dr Dre is known for such musical ditties as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CL6n0FJZpk and Burch for his novel 20 Things You May Not Know About the Vagina.
The media world is dog eat dog at all levels, from the small business trying to get their break to the big corporations.
Stream ripping websites allow users to Âlift content from YouTube and convert it into MP3s, meaning that users have access to content when and where they want and without paying for it.
The case of Al-Ko Kober Ltd & Anor v Sambhi [2017] EWHC 2474 (QB) highlights the fact that the Data Protection Act 1998 is a useful tool for those whom would be unsuccessful for a defamation claim.
