New York Times sues Time Magazine for trademark infringement - New York Daily News
The New York Times sued Time Magazine for trademark infringement Friday over the two publications’ similar names for live events.
The Worldwide Surge in COVID-19–Related Trademark Applications | Editor and Publisher
Coronavirus and COVID-19 are words that have become all too common around the world these past few months. With the COVID-19 pandemic causing millions of deaths and illnesses, drastically affecting …
The Right’s War on Universities | by Ruth Ben-Ghiat | The New York Review of Books
First came the declaration of war on The New York Times’s 1619 Project, which examines the way slavery has shaped American society and national identity.
I Don't Trust GitHub — Mike Stone
A week ago, GitHub received a DMCA takedown notice regarding a program called youtube-dl. Their response has shattered the tiny amount of...
Apple’s $50 million butterfly keyboard settlement is finally approved - The Verge
A Modest Proposal for Fighting Copyright Trolling
Creators are getting nailed by photographers for simply wanting to celebrate other famous creators. This is backwards, and collectively, we should solve for it.
Internet Archive is Liable for Copyright Infringement, Court Rules * TorrentFreak
The Internet Archive's online book lending library is not protected by the fair use exception to copyright, a New York federal court ruled.
Why Target Is Sharing A Patent With Its Competitors
The entire Super Mario Bros. movie keeps getting posted to Twitter
A major social media platform with no moderation team is a major social media platform with hilarious DMCA problems.
How to change the region on an HP OfficeJet printer in 57 easy steps (printer companies hate this!)
Don’t you “incompatible cartridges” me, you horrible machine.
Meet Nightshade, a new tool empowering artists to fight back against AI
"So this can really give some incentives to both companies and artists just to work together on this thing, right? Rather than just a company taking everything from artists because they can."