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Google Hit With Copyright Lawsuit by Danish Online Job-Search Rival Jobindex: Details
Alphabet's Google was hit with a lawsuit on Thursday by Danish online job-search rival Jobindex, a year after the latter complained to EU antitrust regulators that the US tech giant unfairly favoured its own job-search service.
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Behind EU Lawmakers' Scramble to Regulate ChatGPT and Generative AI
As recently as February, generative AI did not feature prominently in EU lawmakers' plans for regulating artificial intelligence technologies such as ChatGPT. The bloc's 108-page proposal for the AI Act, published two years earlier, included only one mention of the word "chatbot."
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EU Lawmakers Struggle to Finalise Law to Regulate ChatGPT and Generative AI
The members of European Parliament (MEPs) are racing to update AI regulation rules to catch up with an explosion of interest in generative AI, which has provoked awe and anxiety since OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT six months ago. The draft bill is not final and lawyers say it will likely take years to come into force. The speed of their work, though, is ...
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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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Telegram Directed by Court to Provide Details of Channels Violating Copyright Law Under Sealed Cover: Details
Telegram has been directed by the Delhi High Court to disclose details of users on the messaging service providing illegal access to copyrighted content, in a sealed cover. The court observed that the plaintiffs in a copyright case would be rendered remediless to recover damages for the "illegal" sharing of teaching materials on Telegram under "ma...
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Google Removed Over 1.11 Lakh Harmful Content in June Under New India IT Rules
Google has acted on 1,11,493 harmful pieces of content in June of this year in accordance with the new India IT Rules, 2021. The removed content included categories like copyright infringement, trademarks, court orders, explicit sexual material, fraud, and others. The actions were taken as a result of automated detection mechanisms used by Google's...
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3 Charged For Copyright Over Use Of Disney Characters In Birthday Products In Maharashtra
Two persons and a company in Bhiwandi town of Maharashtra's Thane district have been charged for allegedly violating the Copyright Act by using Disney characters in birthday materials without permission, police said.
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Case Against Google's Sundar Pichai In Mumbai For Copyright Act Violation
Mumbai Police on Wednesday booked Google CEO Sundar Pichai and five other company officials for Copyright Act violation.
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"If You Invoke US Copyright Act, Then...": Ravi Shankar Prasad On Twitter Row
Calling for accountability of big social media companies, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Wednesday said Twitter invoked a US copyright act to block his account but it should also be cognisant of the law in India where it is operating.
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Twitter Briefly Denies Access to IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad's Account Over Violation of US Copyright Act
Twitter temporarily blocked IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad's account for alleged violation of the US Copyright Act, a move that the minister slammed as being arbitrary and gross violation of IT rules.
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Bollywood’s Bullying Is Killing Indian YouTube Parody Creators
From T-Series to YRF, Bollywood’s inability to laugh at itself is driving away independent Indian YouTube creators who make parodies. The film industry is helped by India’s archaic copyright law, which doesn’t afford enough protection to works of fair use.
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3 Arrested With Over 12,000 Fake Branded Watches In Noida: Police
Three men were arrested for allegedly violating the Copyright Act after over 12,000 fake branded watches were seized from their possession, police said on Thursday.
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Centre Nods On Changes To Cinematograph Act Over Piracy, Copyright Breach
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved amendments to the Cinematograph Act for imposing strict penalties to combat the menace of film piracy.
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Amitabh Bachchan Is 'Angry', Might Lose Rights To Father's Work. Here's Why
Big B wrote, "I fight for it"
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Delhi High Court Rejects Publishers' Plea Against Photocopying Of Books
In a decision which would help students, Delhi High Court today rejected a plea of some foreign publishing houses against the sale of photocopies of their textbooks, saying copyright in literary works does not confer "absolute ownership" to the authors.
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Google Hit With Copyright Lawsuit by Danish Online Job-Search Rival Jobindex: Details
Alphabet's Google was hit with a lawsuit on Thursday by Danish online job-search rival Jobindex, a year after the latter complained to EU antitrust regulators that the US tech giant unfairly favoured its own job-search service.
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Behind EU Lawmakers' Scramble to Regulate ChatGPT and Generative AI
As recently as February, generative AI did not feature prominently in EU lawmakers' plans for regulating artificial intelligence technologies such as ChatGPT. The bloc's 108-page proposal for the AI Act, published two years earlier, included only one mention of the word "chatbot."
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EU Lawmakers Struggle to Finalise Law to Regulate ChatGPT and Generative AI
The members of European Parliament (MEPs) are racing to update AI regulation rules to catch up with an explosion of interest in generative AI, which has provoked awe and anxiety since OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT six months ago. The draft bill is not final and lawyers say it will likely take years to come into force. The speed of their work, though, is ...
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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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Telegram Directed by Court to Provide Details of Channels Violating Copyright Law Under Sealed Cover: Details
Telegram has been directed by the Delhi High Court to disclose details of users on the messaging service providing illegal access to copyrighted content, in a sealed cover. The court observed that the plaintiffs in a copyright case would be rendered remediless to recover damages for the "illegal" sharing of teaching materials on Telegram under "ma...
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Google Removed Over 1.11 Lakh Harmful Content in June Under New India IT Rules
Google has acted on 1,11,493 harmful pieces of content in June of this year in accordance with the new India IT Rules, 2021. The removed content included categories like copyright infringement, trademarks, court orders, explicit sexual material, fraud, and others. The actions were taken as a result of automated detection mechanisms used by Google's...
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3 Charged For Copyright Over Use Of Disney Characters In Birthday Products In Maharashtra
Two persons and a company in Bhiwandi town of Maharashtra's Thane district have been charged for allegedly violating the Copyright Act by using Disney characters in birthday materials without permission, police said.
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Case Against Google's Sundar Pichai In Mumbai For Copyright Act Violation
Mumbai Police on Wednesday booked Google CEO Sundar Pichai and five other company officials for Copyright Act violation.
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"If You Invoke US Copyright Act, Then...": Ravi Shankar Prasad On Twitter Row
Calling for accountability of big social media companies, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Wednesday said Twitter invoked a US copyright act to block his account but it should also be cognisant of the law in India where it is operating.
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Twitter Briefly Denies Access to IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad's Account Over Violation of US Copyright Act
Twitter temporarily blocked IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad's account for alleged violation of the US Copyright Act, a move that the minister slammed as being arbitrary and gross violation of IT rules.
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Bollywood’s Bullying Is Killing Indian YouTube Parody Creators
From T-Series to YRF, Bollywood’s inability to laugh at itself is driving away independent Indian YouTube creators who make parodies. The film industry is helped by India’s archaic copyright law, which doesn’t afford enough protection to works of fair use.
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3 Arrested With Over 12,000 Fake Branded Watches In Noida: Police
Three men were arrested for allegedly violating the Copyright Act after over 12,000 fake branded watches were seized from their possession, police said on Thursday.
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Centre Nods On Changes To Cinematograph Act Over Piracy, Copyright Breach
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved amendments to the Cinematograph Act for imposing strict penalties to combat the menace of film piracy.
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Amitabh Bachchan Is 'Angry', Might Lose Rights To Father's Work. Here's Why
Big B wrote, "I fight for it"
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Delhi High Court Rejects Publishers' Plea Against Photocopying Of Books
In a decision which would help students, Delhi High Court today rejected a plea of some foreign publishing houses against the sale of photocopies of their textbooks, saying copyright in literary works does not confer "absolute ownership" to the authors.
