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Apple Loses Copyright Case Against Startup That Simulated iOS For Research
Apple Inc on Monday failed to convince a US appeals court that security startup Corellium Inc infringed its copyrights by simulating its iOS operating system to help researchers find security flaws in Apple devices.
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EU Lawmakers Committee Reaches Preliminary Deal on Artificial Intelligence Act
A committee of European Union lawmakers on Thursday reached a preliminary agreement on a European Artificial Intelligence Act, which would pave the way to the first ever regulation of AI. The draft needs to be thrashed out between EU countries and EU lawmakers, called a trilogue, before the rules can become law.
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Apple Appeals Against Security Research Firm That Helps Examine Programs Such as Detecting Child Abuse Images
Apple appealed a copyright case it lost against security startup Corellium that helps researchers examine programs like Apple's planned new method for detecting child sex abuse images.
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Apple Loses Copyright Suit Against Cyber-Security Startup Corellium Over ‘Virtualisation’ of iOS
A federal judge dismissed Apple's copyright infringement lawsuit against cyber-security startup Corellium in a case that could have implications for researchers who find software bugs and vulnerabilities.
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Apple Sues Security Vendor Corellium for Alleged Copyright Violations
Apple's revised complaint alleges that "Corellium's business is based entirely on commercialising the illegal replication of the copyrighted operating system and applications that run on Apple's iPhone, iPad, and other Apple devices".
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Google Bid to End Oracle Copyright Suit to Be Heard by US Supreme Court
Oracle and Google, two California-based technology giants with combined annual revenues of more than $175 billion, have been feuding since Oracle sued for copyright infringement in 2010 in San Francisco federal court.
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Google, Facebook, Activists Suffer Copyright Defeat After EU Vote
If enacted, companies such as Apple, Facebook and Google parent company Alphabet likely would have to pay European artists more and do more to keep work that appears online from being used without permission.
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Bethesda and Warner Bros. Resolve Westworld Fallout Shelter Lawsuit
In June 2018, Bethesda Softworks alleged that Behavior Interactive, the developer of Fallout Shelter, had used copyrighted code to make the Westworld mobile game for Warner Bros. Entertainment. It sued Warner Bros. and Behavior Interactive, alleging that Westworld was a "blatant rip-off" of Fallout Shelter. Now it seems that the lawsuit has been r...
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PUBG Corp Sues Knives Out and Rules of Survival Creator NetEase
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) has seen a host of imitators on Android and iOS such as Knives Out and Rules of Survival from Chinese publisher NetEase. PUBG Corp is suing NetEase for copyright and trademark violations.
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Apple Sues Accessory Makers for Selling Fake Products on Amazon, Groupon
Apple seeks up to $150,000 per copyright violation and $2 million per trademark infringement, believing that the counterfeit products could lead to fires and are a risk to the public.
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YouTube Hires Ex-Def Jam Boss Lyor Cohen to Smooth Music Industry Ties
Cohen helped shape the music business and pop culture though his work with artists such as Run-DMC, Public Enemy, and Ed Sheeran.
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EU's New Internet, Copyright Plans Upset Web Firms
The reforms are likely to shift some wealth from Internet services such as Google and Facebook to European telecom groups
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US Man Sues Apple For $10 Billion For Stealing His Designs From 1992
A Florida-based businessman has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against Apple alleging that the tech giant stole his designs from a utility patent he filed in 1992 to make iPhone, iPad and iPod devices, a media report said on Friday.
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US Man Claims Apple Owes Him a Fortune for iPhone Idea
He is demanding damages of no less than $11 billion and another $10 billion in restitution, as well as at least 1.5 percent of Apple's worldwide gross sales going forward "as a reasonable royalty".
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Apple Music Gets Remixes and Mash-Ups With Dubset Partnership
Such collections were largely missing from the platform due to copyright issues.
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Apple Loses Copyright Case Against Startup That Simulated iOS For Research
Apple Inc on Monday failed to convince a US appeals court that security startup Corellium Inc infringed its copyrights by simulating its iOS operating system to help researchers find security flaws in Apple devices.
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EU Lawmakers Committee Reaches Preliminary Deal on Artificial Intelligence Act
A committee of European Union lawmakers on Thursday reached a preliminary agreement on a European Artificial Intelligence Act, which would pave the way to the first ever regulation of AI. The draft needs to be thrashed out between EU countries and EU lawmakers, called a trilogue, before the rules can become law.
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Apple Appeals Against Security Research Firm That Helps Examine Programs Such as Detecting Child Abuse Images
Apple appealed a copyright case it lost against security startup Corellium that helps researchers examine programs like Apple's planned new method for detecting child sex abuse images.
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Apple Loses Copyright Suit Against Cyber-Security Startup Corellium Over ‘Virtualisation’ of iOS
A federal judge dismissed Apple's copyright infringement lawsuit against cyber-security startup Corellium in a case that could have implications for researchers who find software bugs and vulnerabilities.
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Apple Sues Security Vendor Corellium for Alleged Copyright Violations
Apple's revised complaint alleges that "Corellium's business is based entirely on commercialising the illegal replication of the copyrighted operating system and applications that run on Apple's iPhone, iPad, and other Apple devices".
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Google Bid to End Oracle Copyright Suit to Be Heard by US Supreme Court
Oracle and Google, two California-based technology giants with combined annual revenues of more than $175 billion, have been feuding since Oracle sued for copyright infringement in 2010 in San Francisco federal court.
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Google, Facebook, Activists Suffer Copyright Defeat After EU Vote
If enacted, companies such as Apple, Facebook and Google parent company Alphabet likely would have to pay European artists more and do more to keep work that appears online from being used without permission.
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Bethesda and Warner Bros. Resolve Westworld Fallout Shelter Lawsuit
In June 2018, Bethesda Softworks alleged that Behavior Interactive, the developer of Fallout Shelter, had used copyrighted code to make the Westworld mobile game for Warner Bros. Entertainment. It sued Warner Bros. and Behavior Interactive, alleging that Westworld was a "blatant rip-off" of Fallout Shelter. Now it seems that the lawsuit has been r...
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PUBG Corp Sues Knives Out and Rules of Survival Creator NetEase
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) has seen a host of imitators on Android and iOS such as Knives Out and Rules of Survival from Chinese publisher NetEase. PUBG Corp is suing NetEase for copyright and trademark violations.
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Apple Sues Accessory Makers for Selling Fake Products on Amazon, Groupon
Apple seeks up to $150,000 per copyright violation and $2 million per trademark infringement, believing that the counterfeit products could lead to fires and are a risk to the public.
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YouTube Hires Ex-Def Jam Boss Lyor Cohen to Smooth Music Industry Ties
Cohen helped shape the music business and pop culture though his work with artists such as Run-DMC, Public Enemy, and Ed Sheeran.
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EU's New Internet, Copyright Plans Upset Web Firms
The reforms are likely to shift some wealth from Internet services such as Google and Facebook to European telecom groups
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US Man Sues Apple For $10 Billion For Stealing His Designs From 1992
A Florida-based businessman has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against Apple alleging that the tech giant stole his designs from a utility patent he filed in 1992 to make iPhone, iPad and iPod devices, a media report said on Friday.
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US Man Claims Apple Owes Him a Fortune for iPhone Idea
He is demanding damages of no less than $11 billion and another $10 billion in restitution, as well as at least 1.5 percent of Apple's worldwide gross sales going forward "as a reasonable royalty".
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Apple Music Gets Remixes and Mash-Ups With Dubset Partnership
Such collections were largely missing from the platform due to copyright issues.
