#piracy

#piracy

Cox and Grande's legal battles highlight the tension between record labels and ISPs regarding liability for user copyright infringement.

Discord is defending user anonymity and First Amendment rights in a legal dispute over complying with a subpoena related to copyright infringement.

The FACT campaign against piracy ironically used a potentially pirated font in its messaging.

Nintendo is suing streamer EveryGameGuru for pirating games before their release, seeking $150,000 per violation in damages.

The early 2000s anti-piracy campaign used a font that was discovered to be pirated itself.

Nintendo effectively tracked down a Switch pirate, highlighting the risks of anonymity online in the gaming community.

Content distribution growth is stalled without improved legal frameworks, technology, and skilled IP professionals.

Italian AGCOM's ruling reinforces the legitimacy of copyright protection efforts but highlights challenges with tech firm compliance.

A major vintage gaming trafficking ring was dismantled in Italy, seizing 12,000 counterfeit consoles with millions of pirated games.

Italy's financial police busted a ring importing counterfeit vintage video game consoles, seizing 12,000 units and millions of pirated games.

The 'Univer Note' app disguises itself as a productivity tool while serving pirated films to users in select countries.

Police are conducting a nationwide crackdown on illegal streaming devices and operations, particularly targeting Amazon Fire Sticks linked to piracy.

Nintendo is suing streamer Jesse Keighin for streaming pirated games ahead of their release dates.

Nintendo is suing a gamer for streaming leaked games, seeking damages of up to $7.5 million.

The lawsuit highlights Keighin's direct challenges to Nintendo's authority and market integrity.

Nintendo aims to combat piracy by targeting online communities and individuals involved in modding and emulation of its systems.

Authors have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic for allegedly training AI models on pirated books.

'The Pile' dataset, including 'Books3,' is central to the lawsuit's claims against Anthropic.

UMG sued Believe for allegedly distributing pirated music using misspelled artist names, claiming this practice supports rampant piracy.

The 5th Circuit Court ruled that ISP Grande is liable for contributory copyright infringement, highlighting its failure to address pirating subscribers effectively.