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Rihanna faces Copyright Infringement Lawsuit, Sherlock Holmes Lawsuit dismissed, Spotify launches Plagiarism Risk Detector and more.

This bulletin discusses Rihanna’s ongoing copyright case, the dismissal of the Sherlock Holmes lawsuit, and Spotify’s launch of a plagiarism risk detection tool. It also covers recent gaming copyright disputes and Donald Trump’s invocation of the Anti-SLAPP law.

SXSW 2020 to be Launched on Amazon Prime Video, WMG and Spotify Sign New Deal

SXSW 2020 will be launched virtually on Amazon Prime Video following its cancellation due to COVID-19. Warner Music Group and Spotify have signed a new international deal, and Tencent has acquired a stake in Universal Music Group, marking notable changes in the entertainment sector.

Singer Josh Stone Files Infringement Suit Against Ariana Grande, Google wins Infringement Lawsuit, Apple Faces Infringement Suit for ‘Servant’ Show, and more

This article examines recent copyright infringement lawsuits involving prominent figures such as Ariana Grande, Apple, and Google. It provides a legal analysis of the claims, court decisions, and the broader context of music and technology disputes.

Arsenal Bears the Brunt of Mesut Özil’s Comments, Jason Mraz Sues Coors Lights, Taylor Swift Cancels Licensing of Her Music Catalogue, Netflix’s New Original: Spotify’s Story and more

The latest entertainment law news covers copyright disputes, music licensing issues, and significant streaming industry developments. Key topics include legal actions involving Taylor Swift, Jason Mraz, and Netflix, as well as music streaming trends in India and the US.

Genius Files Suit Against Google and Lyricfind, Spotify Faces Multiple Lawsuits,Photographer Sues Pinterest for IP Violations and more

The bulletin covers significant copyright infringement and intellectual property disputes impacting the entertainment industry, including cases involving Google, Lyricfind, Spotify, and Pinterest. It provides objective, structured analysis of ongoing legal controversies as reported from verified sources.

Bohemian Rhapsody Producer Eyes Michael Jackson Biopic, DISH Sues Six IPTV Services, Prince’s Estate Sued by Photographer and more

This news bulletin examines recent entertainment law cases involving copyright infringement and notable lawsuits. Coverage includes piracy incidents, biopic rights, and legal actions against major streaming and IPTV services.

Siri to Default to Preferred Third-Party Apps, Tesla Adds Spotify Premium, Netflix and live TV to In-Car System, Disney Bans Netflix Ads Across All its Entertainment Networks and more

The bulletin analyses Apple’s move to allow Siri to default to third-party apps, Tesla’s integration of streaming services, and Disney’s advertising shift against Netflix. It also addresses Amazon’s IP Accelerator initiative and the impact of online festive sales on traditional retail in India.

Weekly Entertainment Law News: TikTok in Content Ownership Controversy, Musician Sues “Baby Shark” Producers, and more

This bulletin provides an objective analysis of recent entertainment law news, focusing on copyright controversies involving TikTok, ShareChat, Spotify, and prominent artists. Key legal issues in content ownership and music licensing are discussed in a structured and factual manner.

Spotify Loses Saregama Content, Nora Roberts Sues Author for Plagiarism, Mattel Expands Disney and Pixar Toy Collection, and more

This article examines notable updates in copyright and entertainment law such as the Spotify–Saregama dispute and Nora Roberts’ infringement lawsuit. It also summarises new licensing and digital media developments relevant to the Indian and international markets.

Hiding in Plain Sight: Is Spotify in the ‘Business of Issuing or Granting Licenses’?

This analysis examines Spotify’s licensing arrangements in India in light of Section 33 of the Copyright Act 1957. It explores whether Spotify’s business model aligns with the Act’s requirements and addresses unresolved legal questions.