Tagged With Copyright

Two YouTubers with 2 million subscribers face a $6,000 bill over a copyright complaint and risk losing their channel if they don't pay up

Charlie Wood

Get excited, there are now a bunch of Baby Yoda GIFs you can text to your friends

Mary Meisenzahl

Twitter took down Trump's Nickelback meme attacking Joe Biden because of a copyright complaint

Sinéad Baker

Facebook now blocks people from sharing links to notorious piracy site The Pirate Bay

Ben Gilbert

You can sell '1984' on Amazon with the text replaced with anything you want because of an obscure copyright rule, and it's like a real-life Ministry of Truth

Bill Bostock

The copyright lawsuit accusing Gigi Hadid of posting a paparazzi photo she didn't have the rights to has been thrown out

Paige Leskin

Gigi Hadid says she has rights to paparazzi photos with an argument that threatens to change the way Instagram reposting works

Paige Leskin

7 companies that sparked controversy for copying another company's logo

Peter Aitken

How Supreme went from a small skateboarding store in New York to an $1 billion streetwear company with a cult-like following among teens

Jack Houston, Natalie Fennell

'Chutzpah,' manipulation, and 'fact-free polemics': Mathias Döpfner unloads on Silicon Valley after Europe votes to change the face of the internet

WELT

Trump reposts video from winner of Infowars meme contest after first version removed for copyright violation

Amanda Krause

34 artists whose hits were accused of ripping off other songs

Libby Torres

YouTube is pushing back against a new EU copyright law, which it says will massively restrict how many videos Europeans can watch

Isobel Asher Hamilton

YouTube's CEO is asking for help fighting a new copyright bill as Google's troubles in Europe mount

Greg Sandoval

The EU has backed tough new laws to enforce copyright online

Isobel Asher Hamilton

Artist at the heart of the bizarre Tesla farting unicorn row thinks Elon Musk is 'arrogant' — but he's still a fanboy

Isobel Asher Hamilton

Grumpy Cat has won $710,000 in a copyright lawsuit over coffee with her face on it

Alexandra Ma

Changes to copyright in Australia will make it tougher for tech start-ups

Kylie Pappalardo, Queensland University of Technology

New Zealand's National Party has been fined $535,000 for using an Eminem-like song in its 2014 election campaign

Stuff.co.nz

EXCLUSIVE: The links between academics and commercial interests lobbying to change Australia's copyright laws

Chris Pash