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Instagram Gets Off the Hook for Copyright Claims on Embedded Photos
Just how much copyright protection should an artist or photographer expect after they post their work on social media? It’s a murky legal question by itself that’s now made even murkier as an appeals court digs directly into the nature of HTML to say that—no—that embedded photo isn’t a copy of the original photo, but…
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The Worst People Who Could Get Their Accounts Back if Elon Musk Buys Twitter
Musk and other free speech warriors, including the U.S. state of Texas, could restore Twitter to its previous cesspool status.
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This Watchdog Group Aims to ‘Defund the Insurrectionists,’ One Ad at a Time
In the year since the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, plenty of people have done what they could to try to prevent a disaster like this from happening again. Fences were erected, security personnel braced for more violence, tech companies made… more algorithms meant to predict where mass riots could happen. For the…
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Companies Tied to Fugitive Chinese Billionaire Must Pay SEC $732 Million Settlement
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has penalised companies tied to Guo Wengui, the fugitive Chinese billionaire who fled the nation in 2014 and has since ingratiated himself with several prominent right-wing personalities in the U.S., to the tune of over half a billion dollars.