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Hadopi, perhaps the world’s worst copyright law, is moribund but not quite dead (yet)

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Welcome to the future, where AI agents hunt down alleged online copyright infringement

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The world’s leading cancer charity to stop funding open access publishing because of hybrid journals

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Why genAI means the end of copyright for software and the re-invention of open source

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Copyright industry intensifies efforts to undermine core Internet plumbing: VPNs

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Common Corpus, an open training set for AI, goes global – and so should support for it

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Copyright litigation over Anne Frank’s writings likely to impact the fate of VPNs in the EU

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Wikipedia at 25 grapples with new challenges arising from generative AI

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Walled Culture the book, three years on

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How GenAI is taking true fans activity – and creativity

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The long road to Marrakesh: 40 years of copyright obstruction to human rights and social justice

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Why “public AI”, built on open source software, is the way forward for the EU

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Fans of open access, unite: you have nothing to lose but your chained libraries

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Good news: laws to tackle AI deepfakes are coming. Bad news: they are based on copyright

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Academic research finds economic, technical and operational harms from Italy’s Piracy Shield

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Anthropic’s AI lawsuit settlement may not go through, but it exposes a truth about copyright

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Top German court says maybe the Web should be more like television in order to protect copyright

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