The licensing of content for AI model training is on the rise. Amid reports that developers are facing a scarcity of content to train AI...

This article was first published in Kluwer Patent Blog [November, 2024]. In Equisafety Ltd v Woof Wear Ltd (Equisaftey) Ian Karat sitting...

The long-awaited judgment in the WaterRower case was handed down yesterday. The judgment has been eagerly awaited by both IP lawyers and...

In a significant ruling the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Kwantum Nederland and another v Vitra Collections AG (Case C-227/23)...

A recent case in the District Court of Hamburg addressed the intersection of copyright law, text and data mining (TDM), and artificial...

On 2 October 2024, author Matthew Martineau issued a claim against Bungie (developer of the popular video FPS looter shooter game,...

Reports abound in the media about AI companies entering into licensing deals with organisations including media organisations and other...

This article was first published in Kluwer Copyright Blog  [August, 2024]. In AGA Rangemaster v UK Innovations ([2024] EWHC 1727 (IPEC)),...

Yesterday (20 March), I spoke at UCL’s IBIL event 'Copyright and Generative AI: Putting input issues under the spotlight'. Such events...

This article first appeared in the Intellectual Property Forum journal, published by Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New...

It is sometimes said that there is a fine line between taking inspiration from another’s work and infringement of intellectual property...

Partner Jeremy Blum and associate Jake Palmer review the UK High Court’s decision saying that Lidl’s rights in the Lidl logo were...