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Plagiarism as a Social Norm

Plagiarism Today

In some types of programming, especially when there’s only one correct way to do something, copying code isn’t just a shortcut, it’s the norm. Many lawyers also copy and paste heavily in the legal documents in a bid to meet the criteria there. However, this issue is not limited to the classroom.

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Digitalization And Copyright Law

IP and Legal Filings

In India particularly, the Copyrights Act, 1957 was enacted to prevent copyright infringement and recently the amendment act of 2012 was introduced to combat the changing needs of copyright law. It is after these treaties that India amended its act of 1957 several times and brought the Amendment act in 2012.

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In Defense of Copyright’s De Minimis Defense

Copyright Lately

Even the staunchest copyright maximalist would be hard-pressed not to feel for Wilmott based on the facts of the case: The company bought the website VisitUSA.com in 2012 from a third party. But in 2018, Bell ran a Google reverse image search in an effort to locate unauthorized copies of his photo. Bell is a retired attorney.

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Copyright Infringement Case Concerning Photos of Jennifer Lopez Gets Dismissed: An Overview of the August Image LLC v AirG Inc Decision

IPilogue

August asserts that the Defendant, AirG Inc, a Canadian social media brand, committed copyright infringement by reproducing six of Pugliese’s Jennifer Lopez photos on their website without permission. The same was true regarding the address listed on the 2012 syndication agreement between Pugliese and August.

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Emerging Trends In Digital Copyright Law

Biswajit Sarkar Copyright Blog

People have become less dependent on print media and more likely to use a digital medium such as computerized documents of soft copies. Firstly, take the example of social media. With the advent of social media, anyone can post anything on it. Kind of Copyright Infringement. Indian Scenario.

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Memelords unite! Eighth Circuit rejects fair use of meme in Griner v. King

The IPKat

case concerning the creation and dissemination of a meme on social media saw the Court of Appeals clarify that “the fact that everyone else is doing it is not a particularly compelling justification” for the fair use doctrine under 17 U.S.C. § Now, adding one more nail to the coffin of the #SaveOurMemes movement, a U.S. 107 to apply.

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Google Should Ban Pirate Sites, Say Authors John Grisham & Scott Turow

TorrentFreak

When sales are replaced by pirated copies, authors earn a lot less. It has removed billions of reported infringing links and since 2012 has been downranking pirate sites, something that hit torrent portals particularly hard. “Book authors earn their incomes from legitimate sales of their books, as a percentage of each sale.