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3 Count: King of Contracts

Plagiarism Today

UMG sues TuneCore for $500 million, Marcus King draws fire for photography contract and Google hits 10 billion DMCA URLs. The post 3 Count: King of Contracts appeared first on Plagiarism Today.

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Blackmail and the Contract Cheating Industry

Plagiarism Today

A university launched a sting operation to test contract cheaters. The post Blackmail and the Contract Cheating Industry appeared first on Plagiarism Today. They got was a lesson in blackmail and the dangers of the industry.

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5 Takeaways from the Slate’s Contract Cheating Piece

Plagiarism Today

However, this means that we can’t dismiss the role of parents and family in contract cheating and that this may be an area calling for greater outreach. However, the anonymous author of this story was able to make some fairly decent money through contract cheating. 4: The Money. Bottom Line.

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Singapore Inhibits Rightsholders Ability to Use Contracts to Prevent Unlicensed Text and Data Mining of Content

Hugh Stephens Blog

These provisions were introduced back in 2021 when … Continue reading "Singapore Inhibits Rightsholders Ability to Use Contracts to Prevent Unlicensed Text and Data Mining of Content"

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AI Technology – Governance and Risk Management: Why Your Employee Policies and Third-Party Contracts Should be Updated

Intellectual Property Law Blog

Use of AI technology can impact your rights and liabilities in ways that may not even occur to you. And whether you are aware of it or not, your employees and vendors may be using generative AI tools in the performance of their duties in ways that can significantly impact you.

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KPN Wins $287M Jury Verdict In Contract Beef With Samsung

IP Law 360

A Texas state jury has awarded $287 million to Dutch telecommunications company Koninklijke KPN in a contract dispute with Samsung Electronics Co., finding that Samsung breached a license agreement by refusing to pay for using a KPN patent, according to the verdict form.

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3 Count: Oh, Adobe…

Plagiarism Today

FTC sues Adobe over annual contracts, Sony DMCA hundreds of manga extensions and US lawmakers voice concern over Spotify. The post 3 Count: Oh, Adobe… appeared first on Plagiarism Today.