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United States-based Singaporean photographer Zhang Jingna won her copyright case in Europe against Luxembourg artist Jeff Dieschburg. Zhang accused the figurative painter of copying her photograph of
wanted a court to use US copyright law to determine whether it could portray the character. US law states that works published prior to 1923 are in the public domain. The majority of Doyle’s work is
defendants manufactured constituted copyright infringement and that they should stop infringement and indemnify 50,000 yuan. The court recently heard the case at first-instance, confirmed the infringement
Oracle Corp said its copyright infringement lawsuit against software support services company Rimini Street Inc and the smaller rival's Chief Executive Seth Ravin would go to trial in September.
A jury looks set to decide whether Disney’s hit film Frozen infringed copyright belonging to a US film maker, following a judge’s comments. Assessing Disney’s motion for a summary judgment on Friday
People's Court ordered Zhejiang Fanya Electronic Business Co Ltd and singer Wang Bei to pay Gong 27,000 yuan (US$3,930) for copyright infringement. Fanya was also ordered to post an apology on the home
Court, heard. It is the country's first known court case dealing specifically with copyright violation of short messages. The contract between the two parties expired in March 2006, but some of Fu's
California-based computer technology company Oracle and its German rival SAP have settled a software copyright dispute between them, with Oracle accepting $359 million from SAP. The two companies
relay live without authorization. The plaintiff is also demanding that Xunlei make a public apology on its Website, www.xunlei.com, and the China TV Program newspaper. The case went to the Shanghai
A court in China has ordered Alibaba Group Holding’s gaming arm to pay video game giant NetEase CNY50 million (USD7.1 million) in damages after losing a copyright infringement case. Three Kingdoms
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