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News Organisations Call for Regulations on Content Use by AI Makers, Reveals Letter
A group of the world's biggest news media organizations called for revised regulations on the use of copyrighted material by makers of artificial intelligence technology, according to an open letter published on Wednesday. The note batted for a framework enabling media companies to "collectively negotiate" with AI model operators regarding the oper...
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Movie Songs Played At Weddings Is Not Copyright Violation, Says Centre
The decision was welcomed by the general public and the hospitality sector, which often faces pressure from copyright organisations.
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Google Said to Mull Licensing Deals With News Media
Google is in discussions on deals to pay media organisations for content, a move aimed at blunting criticism that it unfairly profits from copyrighted news.
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Google Said to Mull Licensing Deals With Publishers to Pay for Premium News Content
Google is in discussions on deals to pay media organisations for content, a move aimed at blunting criticism that it unfairly profits from copyrighted news, according to people familiar with the talks.
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Monkey Gets Another Chance to Claim His 'Selfie'
The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) animal rights organisation has filed an appeal to the US Court of Appeals for justice to Naruto -- a now-famous monkey known for taking a "selfie" that prompted an unprecedented copyright lawsuit -- at claiming ownership over his image.
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Indian retailers start to scale down as reforms hopes are dashed
India's large organised retailers are starting to cut back on costs as hopes of reform in modern retail dim.
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Robin Gibb had campaigned for Copyright Amendment Act
Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb who passed away in London, had written to Kapil Sibal two years ago to ensure passage of Copyright Amendment Act, 2010.
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Probe shows serious problems with India's drug regulator
A new Parliamentary report claims India's main drug regulator has not been properly scrutinising some drugs, and some officials are circumventing procedure.
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World food prices up, raising inflation concern
Inflation concerns have emerged as global food prices have risen for a second straight month in February.
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News Organisations Call for Regulations on Content Use by AI Makers, Reveals Letter
A group of the world's biggest news media organizations called for revised regulations on the use of copyrighted material by makers of artificial intelligence technology, according to an open letter published on Wednesday. The note batted for a framework enabling media companies to "collectively negotiate" with AI model operators regarding the oper...
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Movie Songs Played At Weddings Is Not Copyright Violation, Says Centre
The decision was welcomed by the general public and the hospitality sector, which often faces pressure from copyright organisations.
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Google Said to Mull Licensing Deals With News Media
Google is in discussions on deals to pay media organisations for content, a move aimed at blunting criticism that it unfairly profits from copyrighted news.
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Google Said to Mull Licensing Deals With Publishers to Pay for Premium News Content
Google is in discussions on deals to pay media organisations for content, a move aimed at blunting criticism that it unfairly profits from copyrighted news, according to people familiar with the talks.
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Monkey Gets Another Chance to Claim His 'Selfie'
The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) animal rights organisation has filed an appeal to the US Court of Appeals for justice to Naruto -- a now-famous monkey known for taking a "selfie" that prompted an unprecedented copyright lawsuit -- at claiming ownership over his image.
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Indian retailers start to scale down as reforms hopes are dashed
India's large organised retailers are starting to cut back on costs as hopes of reform in modern retail dim.
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Robin Gibb had campaigned for Copyright Amendment Act
Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb who passed away in London, had written to Kapil Sibal two years ago to ensure passage of Copyright Amendment Act, 2010.
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Probe shows serious problems with India's drug regulator
A new Parliamentary report claims India's main drug regulator has not been properly scrutinising some drugs, and some officials are circumventing procedure.
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World food prices up, raising inflation concern
Inflation concerns have emerged as global food prices have risen for a second straight month in February.
