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@ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us · 1d ago
The Govt. has stepped back from its 'preferred option' of reforming copyright law to allow expanded (unrestricted) use of content after extensive opposition from the creative industries in the UK. The next step may well be further consideration of other reforms, but we can also expect a lot of blackmail-like lobbying from AI firms claiming they will withdraw from the UK if their casual theft of content is halted... many might say: good riddance! #AI #copyright https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/mar/18/actors-musicians-writers-welcome-uk-u-turn-ai-copyright
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@remixtures@tldr.nettime.org · 5d ago
"Even worse was the suggestion by Grammarly’s A.I. version of me to replace the first sentence of the news article with an anecdotal opening describing a fictional person named Laura whose privacy had been violated. “Laura, a patient searching for relief from a chronic condition, clicks through her hospital’s website to schedule an appointment. In just a few moments, her most private medical details — her reason for visiting, her doctor’s name and even the treatment she seeks — are quietly sent to Facebook, without her knowledge,” the bot suggested with a button allowing the user to paste that excerpt straight into the article. Replacing a factual sentence with an imagined story about a person who doesn’t exist is not only bad editing. It’s a deception that could end my career as a journalist (or the career of any journalist who took that terrible advice). And this is the problem with A.I. It doesn’t know truth from fiction. It doesn’t know an investigative news article from an offhand comment. It flattens all content into word associations. What Grammarly made wasn’t a doppelgänger. As the writer Ingrid Burrington wrote on Bluesky, it was a sloppelgänger — A.I. slop masquerading as a person. And it must be stopped." https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/13/opinion/ai-doppelganger-deepfake-grammarly.html #AI #GenerativeAI #Copyright #Writing #Hallucinations
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@indieauthornews@indieauthors.social · Feb 20, 2026
Authors and Authors’ Estates Sue The Topps Company for Unpaid Royalties This is yet another Writer Beware post about allegations of royalties long left unpaid. But it’s also about the challenges of work-for-hire arrangements, and what can potentially go wrong when intellectual property repeatedly changes hands. The Complicated Background The BattleTech and Shadowrun franchises–which included both games and novels–were originally developed and published in the 1980s Read More The post Authors and Authors’ Estates Sue The Topps Company for Unpaid Royalties appeared first on Writer Beware. https://writerbeware.blog/2026/02/20/authors-and-authors-estates-sue-the-topps-company-for-unpaid-royalties #Contracts #Copyright #Lawsuits #Royalties
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@indieauthornews@indieauthors.social · Feb 17, 2026
News Summary: Italian Piracy Report Shows University Students Lead Downloads; AI Content Marketplaces Emerge While the focus for ALLi's news is the Anglophone marketplace, it is often the case that stories from other territories are of direct interest. And that's the case with this week's first story, looking at a recent report from Italy. Thanks to Publishing Perspectives for highlighting this. The post News Summary: Italian Piracy Report Shows University Students Lead Downloads; AI Content Marketplaces Emerge appeared first on The Self-Publishing Advice Center. https://selfpublishingadvice.org/italian-piracy/ #AIcontentmarketplace #Amazon #bookpiracy #copyright #Italy
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@plagiarismtoday@mastodon.world · Jan 28, 2026
In 2009, a physician took a certification exam for the American Board of Internal Medicine. What followed was a 15-year legal battle. https://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2026/01/28/a-15-year-long-fight-over-exam-questions/ #Copyright #ExamPreparation #Certification
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@DoomsdaysCW@kolektiva.social @hayesstw@c.im This is true of any nation that's part of the Berne convention. So the EU, USA, Can, etc... For now anyway. That's still the guiding treaty of our mutual c
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@hayesstw@c.im · Jan 22, 2026
@crazyeddie@mastodon.social @DoomsdaysCW@kolektiva.social "All rights reserved" usually would appear in the *published* version of your work, not necessary in a MS for a beta reader. It indicates that the publisher of the book has reserved all other rights, so people who want film rights, magazine rights etc would need to apply to the publisher, and if they agreed to sell, say, the film rights, they would have to OK it with you too. #copyright
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@muz4now@mastodon.world · Jan 15, 2026
Elon Musk’s legal attack on the music industry: 3 things you might have missed https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/elon-musks-legal-attack-on-the-music-industry-3-things/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_content=muz4now%2Fmagazine%2FCopyright%20and%20other%20IP&utm_medium=mastodon #Copyright
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@paulox@fosstodon.org · Jan 01, 2026
I suggest you support Standard Ebooks 📚 “Standard Ebooks is a volunteer-driven project that produces new editions of public domain ebooks that are lovingly formatted, open source, free of … copyright restrictions, and free of cost.” ⚖️ See what’s free to read on January 1 👇 https://standardebooks.org/blog/public-domain-day-2026 Please boost 🙏 #StandardEbooks #PublicDomain #PublicDomainDay #Copyright #Ebooks #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #Python CC @standardebooks@mastodon.social
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