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YouTube Reportedly in Talks With Record Labels for Deal to Train AI Song Generator
YouTube is reportedly in talks with multiple record labels to strike a deal that will let it use copyrighted songs to train its artificial intelligence (AI) tools. The Google-owned platform is said to be working on several new AI features that it plans to release by the end of this year. Last year, the video streaming platform announced testing an ...
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What Happens if You Try to Download Torrents on Elon Musk’s Starlink?
Starlink, the satellite Internet service of Elon Musk’s SpaceX, sends you a notice if you use it to illegally download copyrighted material. A subscriber, who wished to know if the company had a policy on such user behaviour, used torrent purposefully on his Starlink connection and ended up received a notice from the company. The subscriber poste...
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TikTok Sued by Vietnamese Tech Firm Alleging Copyright Infringement
Vietnamese technology firm VNG is suing TikTok, the popular short-form video app, saying it does not have adequate licences for the songs being used in its videos, sources said on Monday.
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EU Copyright Reforms Draw Fire From Internet Luminaries as Key Vote Looms
Article 13 or mandatory upload filtering would require online platforms to install filters to prevent users from uploading copyrighted materials or seek licences to display content.
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Spotify Buys Cover Song Licencing Firm Loudr to Tackle Copyright Risks
The acquisition helps address a major weakness Spotify has warned exists in its business model, namely locating and ensuring the right artists get paid for their copyrighted work.
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Spotify Hit With $1.6 Billion Copyright Lawsuit by Wixen Music Publishing
Spotify was alleged to be using thousands of songs, including those of Tom Petty, Neil Young and the Doors, without a licence and compensation to the music publisher.
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Delhi High Court Restrains 3 Copyright Societies From Issuing Licences
In a blow to three copyright societies which claim to hold rights to issue licences to play music and songs of various artists in public, the Delhi High Court has restrained them from granting any such licence till April 24 next year.
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EU May Require YouTube, DailyMotion to Seek Deals With Music Industry
The EU draft paper said its proposals would likely increase revenues for rightsholders, but did not estimate by how much.
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Standard Chartered may lose New York licence over Iran ties
The loss of a New York banking licence would be a devastating blow for a foreign bank, effectively cutting off direct access to the U.S. bank market. Standard Chartered processes $190 billion every day for global clients, the New York bank regulator said.
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YouTube Reportedly in Talks With Record Labels for Deal to Train AI Song Generator
YouTube is reportedly in talks with multiple record labels to strike a deal that will let it use copyrighted songs to train its artificial intelligence (AI) tools. The Google-owned platform is said to be working on several new AI features that it plans to release by the end of this year. Last year, the video streaming platform announced testing an ...
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What Happens if You Try to Download Torrents on Elon Musk’s Starlink?
Starlink, the satellite Internet service of Elon Musk’s SpaceX, sends you a notice if you use it to illegally download copyrighted material. A subscriber, who wished to know if the company had a policy on such user behaviour, used torrent purposefully on his Starlink connection and ended up received a notice from the company. The subscriber poste...
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TikTok Sued by Vietnamese Tech Firm Alleging Copyright Infringement
Vietnamese technology firm VNG is suing TikTok, the popular short-form video app, saying it does not have adequate licences for the songs being used in its videos, sources said on Monday.
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EU Copyright Reforms Draw Fire From Internet Luminaries as Key Vote Looms
Article 13 or mandatory upload filtering would require online platforms to install filters to prevent users from uploading copyrighted materials or seek licences to display content.
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Spotify Buys Cover Song Licencing Firm Loudr to Tackle Copyright Risks
The acquisition helps address a major weakness Spotify has warned exists in its business model, namely locating and ensuring the right artists get paid for their copyrighted work.
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Spotify Hit With $1.6 Billion Copyright Lawsuit by Wixen Music Publishing
Spotify was alleged to be using thousands of songs, including those of Tom Petty, Neil Young and the Doors, without a licence and compensation to the music publisher.
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Delhi High Court Restrains 3 Copyright Societies From Issuing Licences
In a blow to three copyright societies which claim to hold rights to issue licences to play music and songs of various artists in public, the Delhi High Court has restrained them from granting any such licence till April 24 next year.
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EU May Require YouTube, DailyMotion to Seek Deals With Music Industry
The EU draft paper said its proposals would likely increase revenues for rightsholders, but did not estimate by how much.
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Standard Chartered may lose New York licence over Iran ties
The loss of a New York banking licence would be a devastating blow for a foreign bank, effectively cutting off direct access to the U.S. bank market. Standard Chartered processes $190 billion every day for global clients, the New York bank regulator said.
