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    EU Intellectual Property Office Declares Invalid Banksy's EU Trade Mark Representing His Flower Thrower Artwork

    In an article first published on World Trademark Review, Simon Clark and Lucie Fortune review the EU IPO decision that Banksy's trade mark registration for his iconic Flower Thrower artwork was filed in bad faith.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Bristows LLP
    Bristows LLP
  • Article

    Private Copying Exemption

    The Administrative Court has recently ruled in favour of Claimants representing the music industry (with broader implications for anyone who creates or uses copyright works).
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Fieldfisher
Fieldfisher
  • Article

    The Economist Draws An Analogy Between AI Data Mining And Early Pirated Music Platforms: Does This Herald A New Era Of Copyright Infringement Claims?

    That AI is the future is not in doubt. But as machine learning plays an increasingly important role in a diverse range of businesses from manufacturing to automotive, healthcare...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Marks & Clerk
    Marks & Clerk
  • Article

    Tiktok Tiktok Boom! The Ticking Time Bomb Threat Of Copyright Infringement Claims For The Burgeoning Social Media Platform

    Recently the US based National Music Publishers Association (NMPA), a body representing thousands of music publishers and songwriters, threatened to sue social networking platform TikTok for copyright infringement.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Marks & Clerk
    Marks & Clerk
  • Article

    Art Is A Very Powerful Legacy

    The latest in our lecture series in honour of the late Matthew Wrigley, a founding partner of the firm, began on a sunny evening at Harewood House.
    United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Wrigleys Solicitors LLP
    Wrigleys Solicitors LLP
  • Article

    Artists' Moral Rights In The Frame

    Fine arts insurers will have breathed a collective sigh of relief when a Californian jury, following 13-years of litigation regarding damage
    United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
  • Article

    Incorporated Society Of Musicians (ISM) Welcomes The "essential" DCMS Select Committee Report On The "Economics Of Music Streaming"

    In its response to the Committee's report, the ISM says that it is particularly pleased that the report calls for fair remuneration, "an issue we have long campaigned on".
    United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Wiggin
    Wiggin
  • Article

    Mural Painted On Ashtons Building As Part Of Ipswich Wild Walls Festival

    The Wild Walls festival is being run by Ipswich Central Business Improvement District (BID), Art Eat and The Subversiv Collective and is funded by a £100k grant from Arts...
    United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Ashtons Legal
    Ashtons Legal
  • Article

    Music & AI

    Artificial Intelligence is very quickly going to change the world as we know it and the music industry is no exception.
    United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Briffa
    Briffa
  • Article

    Our Global Art Team Is Recognized By Chambers HNW 2019

    Chambers & Partners released the fourth edition of its High Net Worth (HNW) Guide on July 11th, and Withers is proud to be the only firm in the Art and Cultural Property Law category
    United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Withers LLP
    Withers LLP
  • Article

    TikTok Vs. Universal Music Group: (Not A) Love Story

    A licensing dispute between TikTok and Universal Music Group has led to the removal of major artists' music from the platform, sparking accusations of greed and impacting user content.
    United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Memery Crystal
    Memery Crystal
  • Article

    Finders keepers? Treasure Act 1996

    The discovery of the Staffordshire Hoard in July 2009 brought the law relating to the ownership of treasure back into the headlines.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Withers LLP
    Withers LLP
  • Article

    Distressed Art Sales Amid Covid-19 Squeeze

    Last week British Airways sold 17 major artworks from its collection of over 1,500 pieces at two separate Sotheby's sales.
    United KingdomCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    Charles Russell Speechlys LLP
    Charles Russell Speechlys LLP
  • Article

    Piece By Piece: The Story Of Pharrell, In LEGO Form

    Piece By Piece is a unique biographical film combining comedy, documentary, and animation, created by Pharrell Williams in collaboration with LEGO. The film creatively explores Pharrell's life, including his synaesthesia, through LEGO animations, enhancing personal storytelling. This collaboration highlights the power of brand partnerships to elevate creativity.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Marks & Clerk
    Marks & Clerk
  • Article

    "Cliff's Law": Music Veteran's Triumph As EU Rules To Extend Copyright

    The European Union Council has recently voted to extend copyright protection on sound recordings from 50 to 70 years after the date of the original recording.
    European UnionIntellectual Property
    MacRoberts
    MacRoberts
  • Article

    Can Anxious Workers Wear Headphones Or Listen To Music?

    A recent employment tribunal decision held that employees with anxiety should be allowed to listen to music as they work.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    W Legal
    W Legal
  • Article

    Avoid Shades Of Grey: Anti-Money Laundering Regulation Comes To The Art Market

    David Rundle publishes "Avoid shades of grey: Anti-money laundering regulation comes to the art market". This article was first published by TheWealthNet on 20 January 2020. Read the full article
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    WilmerHale
    WilmerHale
  • Article

    Changes Announced To The Global Talent Route

    On 12 March 2025, the Home Office unveiled its latest Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules. This introduces various amendments to the Global Talent route...
    United KingdomImmigration
    Lewis Silkin
    Lewis Silkin
  • Article

    Duran Duran Sued By Publisher For Reclaiming Song Rights.

    As is typical in publishing agreements, Duran Duran's deal with Gloucester Place Music Limited (part of EMI) included a worldwide assignment of rights in their songs for the duration of copyright...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Briffa
    Briffa
  • Article

    Caught Between A Rock And A Hard Place? Wixen Hits Spotify With A Lawsuit

    Following the news that Wixen Music Publishing, which controls the publishing rights for the likes of Tom Petty, Neil Young and Stevie Nicks, is suing Spotify for at least $1.6 billion...
    United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Keystone Law
    Keystone Law
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