News surrounding copyright
The CRTC has, once again, been sued over the Online Streaming Act. This time, by the Motion Picture Association Canada and several others.
CRTC Incurs Fourth Lawsuit Over Online Streaming Act (MPAC) Read More »
The US is continuing to up the pressure to get a repeal of the Online News Act and the Online Streaming Act.
Online News Act, Online Streaming Act Challenged in CUSMA Negotiations Read More »
The Online News Act recently had a major development. The CRTC said that it won’t be going after Meta over screenshots of news articles.
CRTC Not Going After Meta Over News Screenshots for Now Read More »
Apparently, mainstream media hasn’t humiliated themselves enough. Now, La Presse is suing OpenAI.
La Presse Tries Suing OpenAI for Copyright Infringement Because Reasons Read More »
Summaries are considered copyright infringement because an AI might do it… for some reason.
Judge Rules Summaries Are Copyright Infringement Because Common Sense is Over Rated Read More »
One of the dumber lawsuits against AI companies apparently can proceed, though it faces an uphill battle.
Canadian Media Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Against OpenAI Can Proceed Read More »
The Heritage Minister has said that he has no intention of repealing the destructive Online News Act and Online Streaming Act.
Heritage Minister: No Intention of Repealing Online News Act, Online Streaming Act Read More »
Copyright holder allegedly sent extortion notices and incomplete notices and sued when those notices didn’t get forwarded.
Judge Allows Bells Fight Against Copyright Abuse to Continue Read More »
The Online News Act has been widely considered a complete and total failure. It seems rescinding it is a possibility.
Mark Carney Mulling Rescinding the Online News Act Read More »
It took about a year, but apparently, someone in the Canadian mainstream media finally noticed Google AI Overview.
Canadian Mainstream Media Outlet Finally Notices AI Overview Read More »
