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The Court of Appeal has refused TuneIn's appeal of a 2019 judgment finding that it had infringed the copyright of Warner and Sony by linking to online radio stations.

The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court has assessed damages for copyright infringement by making unauthorised vinyl copies of Eminem's first album, Infinite.

Popstar and actress Selena Gomez has filed a $10 million action in the US against the makers of a mobile game, alleging the game uses her image and likeness without authorisation.

Ofcom has recently launched new investigations under the Online Safety Act 2023.

The press has jumped on decisions taken by some famous brands to furlough their employees, pouring out scorn that it is morally reprehensible behaviour by a business which the media believes

Dentons' Market Insights publication, "Digital Transformation and the Digital Consumer", examines the legal implications of the online economy in Europe.

It's been clear since the 2016 referendum that there are major problems with the regulation of political advertising in the UK.

Chancellor George Osborne announced that as part of the Finance Bill 2015 the government will introduce corporation tax relief for the production of children's television programmes.

I am a Formula 1 fan, and have been for some time. The reason being is the Netflix show ‘Drive to Survive' and it has just returned for its seventh season.

On 3 February 2012, the English High Court (Kitchin LJ) handed down its judgment in the case of Football Association Premier League Ltd and Others v QC Leisure and Others [2012] EWHC 108 (Ch).

On 3 February 2012, the English High Court (Kitchin LJ) handed down its judgment in the case of Football Association Premier League Ltd and Others v QC Leisure and Others [2012] EWHC 108 (Ch). No doubt this will be swiftly followed by a parallel decision in the criminal proceedings against the Southsea pub landlady, Mrs Murphy.

Premier League football continues to be a desirable product that, over the next three years, will attract roughly £9.35billion in TV broadcast revenue

Deloitte predicts in 2015 revenues from short online video clips (less than 20 minutes long programmes) will be worth over £3 billion.

In a week when addictive design has been on the news agenda, the UK government has announced a trial of social media bans, digital curfews, and time limits on apps in the homes of 300 teenagers...

News of the World executives are being accused of acting illegally by gaining information via journalists and/or private investigators to listen into the private telephone conversations/ voicemails of well-known public figures.

Over and over again, these past few weeks, I've heard the following two questions: (1) what caused the Post Office scandal, and (2) why did it take a tv series for it to become so widely...

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