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    Articles tagged Digital Millennium Copyright Act (8)

    Andrew DeckMarch 20, 2024
    The Intercept charts a new legal strategy for digital publishers suing OpenAI
    Raw Story, AlterNet, and The Intercept are among the first smaller publications to go up against the AI goliath for copyright violations.
    Fair use or copyright infringement? Deadspin and SB Nation get tossed off Twitter for NFL GIFs
    Caroline O'DonovanMarch 11, 2013
    Monday Q&A: EFF’s Jillian York on just-in-time censorship, scaling connectors, and the problem with banning porn
    “When you’re writing, especially journalism internationally, there is sort of a lack of cognizance around the facts that you’re not writing solely for an American audience anymore.”
    Justin EllisFebruary 15, 2012
    Is the AP suing an aggregator or a search engine in the Meltwater case?
    The distinction matters because courts are often more favorable towards search engines in fair use cases.
    October 13, 2009
    AP’s Tom Curley on the “oversupply” of news and what he’s doing about it
    October 9, 2009
    What The Associated Press is saying to Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo
    August 13, 2009
    What The Associated Press’ tracking beacon is — and what it isn’t
    April 28, 2009
    Rob Bertsche on how news orgs should think about copyright and reader comments online
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