Ziff Davis, the owner of IGN, CNET, Everyday Health, and PCMag media outlets, has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI. The media ...

Ziff Davis, a major digital media company that owns websites like CNET, PCMag, IGN, and Everyday Health, is suing OpenAI for ...

Tech media firm Ziff Davis has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI for using its content to train AI models ...

Ghanaian music group, Alabaster Box, has accused hiphop artiste Medikal of sampling one of its popular songswithout seeking permission. Alabaster Box emphasised that Medikal ought to have asked ...

Auckland Council has issued final infringement notices, and those who do not pay within the next 28 days will have their fines transferred to the court. Chair of the council’s Regulatory and ...

Multi-award-winning Ghanaian rapper Medikal has faced legal action over alleged copyright infringement in his newly released single “Welcome to Africa”. On Wednesday, April 9, 2025, Sustineri ...

Infringements also mean employers are unable to hire migrants for a minimum six months depending on the number of infringement notices the employer receives. Acting General Manager, Immigration ...

Infringements also mean employers are unable to hire migrants for a minimum six months depending on the number of infringement notices the employer receives. Employers are being held to account for ...

The group, creators of the famous song “Akwaaba”, meaning “Welcome”, claims Medikal used a 10-second sample from their track in his new song “Welcome to Africa” without permission. Their lawyers, ...

The case argues that embedding a copyrighted work without the artist's permission is copyright infringement. This debate, which centers around the "server test," is far from new. The server test was a ...

when false claims of copyright infringement were made against him and when his songs were distributed without his consent and benefit… It is my considered finding that the 4th Defendant infringed on ...

The group, creators of the famous song “Akwaaba”, meaning “Welcome”, claims Medikal used a 10-second sample from their track in his new song “Welcome to Africa” without permission. Their lawyers, ...