Copyright
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Video game elements did not infringe copyright
Cat images in defendant's video game were not similar enough to cat images in plaintiff's video game for there to be copyright infringement
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Court labels copyright plaintiff as a troll and shuts down efforts to ID anonymous infringer
A federal judge held that a copyright holder plaintiff could not get early discovery to seek the identity of the account holder associated with a . . .
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Web scraping case fails under Dastar
Claim against owner of website for scraping content failed, where plaintiff failed to allege improper removal of copyright management information, and where claim for passing . . .
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Suit under DMCA for concealing copyright management information failed because plaintiff did not properly allege defendants’ intent
Plaintiff sued defendants under the provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) (17 U.S.C. § 1202(a)) that, among other things, prohibits a person from . . .
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Adult content website owner wins on DMCA safe harbor copyright issue
Plaintiff, an adult film producer, discovered on defendant's user-upload website, Motherless.com, 33 clips from movies plaintiff had created and for which it held the copyright. . . .
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