The British government’s proposed ‘Data (Use and Access) Bill’, usually known as the AI Data Bill, was voted down on June 4 for the fifth time...
Elton John has urged the British government to amend the controversial AI Data Bill by adding transparency and creators' consent before letting AI companies mine copyrighted...
The Japan Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association has urged the Japanese government to modify the country's copyright rules in order to prevent AI companies from mining...
The European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee (JURI) is expected to present on June 4 a study titled 'Copyright and generative artificial intelligence — opportunities and challenges',...
European independent music company's organisation IMPALA has unveiled its 12 recommendations for policy-makers destined "to boost revenues and diversity in today’s music business." IMPALA said these...
National Public Radio (NPR), and three local radio stations — Aspen Public Radio, Colorado Public Radio, and KSUT Public Radio — have filed a lawsuit challenging...
US District Judge Timothy Kelly from the the US District Court for the District of Columbi has rejected an emergency request from US Copyright Office Director...
Shira Perlmutter, the Register of Copyright and Director of the US Copyright Office whose position was terminated by the Trump administration, has sued President Donald Trump...
Québec Minister of Culture and Communications Mathieu Lacombe has introduced a legislation (Bill 109) on the discoverability of Francophone cultural content, which will give the government...
Creators and leaders from the cultural and creative sector have joined forces in Brussels to urge European policy-makers to safeguard creators’ rights in the AI era...
