7 Results for "Law"

AI-Generated Content: US Copyright Office Sets Clear Copyright Boundaries for 2025

AI-generated content remains a hot topic. The U.S. Copyright Office makes it clear: without human creativity, there is no copyright protection.

Music copyright coup? All melodies for free!

Music copyright law might be getting turned on its head by two people who have calculated, copyrighted and then given away for free every possible melody.

Why sampling is still relevant in modern music production?

Love it or hate it, sampling has always been a part of music. We take a look at some ways to incorporate sampling into your music.

Kraftwerk win sampling lawsuit – what next for European copyright law?

In a case filled in the late 90s, the European Court of Justice ruled in favor of Kraftwerk, deeming the sampling of the band's 1977 tune "Metall auf Metall" unlawful.

Gibson officially responds – From Confrontation To Collaboration

Gibson has now officially responded to the whole trademark infringement case with Dean Guitars and you can read the full statement here.

Gibson loses Flying V trademark case in EU court

Gibson has lost their Flying V trademark case in European courts. The court has stated that the US company just waited far too long to act.

CITES 2017: The Rosewood Rules and What They Mean For You (And Your Guitar)

New CITES rules mean your rosewood guitar is now under the watchful eye of customs officials around the world. Here's a quick primer on what you need to know about CITES 2017.