Copyright Clive cops $1M in additional damages for copyright infringement 20 July 2021 By Clea Denham Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property Love is in the Ear – Federal Court of Australia finds copyright infringed by the sound of lyrics sung 27 May 2020 By Thomas Dysart Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property Hyperlinks killed the radio star: High Court of England and Wales ‘Tunes In’ to the radio streaming debate 9 December 2019 By Katie Warner Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property ‘Dark Horse’ in the spotlight for music theft – copyright ready for a perfect storm, a perfect storm 19 September 2019 By Wenkai Lyu Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property Blockchained to the rhythm: what are ‘distributed ledgers’ and could they help the music industry and copyright? 2 June 2017 By Luke Hawthorne Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Media & entertainment, Social media Bieber Fever running high, “is it too late now to say I’m SORRY?” – allegations of copyright infringement against The Biebs (aka Justin Bieber) 15 June 2016 By Maggie Chan Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property, Litigation Haters Gonna Hate (hate, hate, hate, hate): Why are famous singers so often sued for copyright infringement? 23 November 2015 By Anna Spies Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment Getting mathematical about a musical treasure: “I Am Australian” in the Copyright Tribunal 7 April 2015 By Emily Rich Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property Spot The Difference: Ministry of Sound sues Spotify for copyright infringement 17 September 2013 By Jessie Porteus Read on
Copyright, Intellectual Property Classics, Copyright and (un)chained melodies – who owns the rights to ‘Happy Birthday to you’? 21 June 2013 By Genevieve Burley Read on
