Pennsylvania photographer Michael A. Keller sues the textbook publishing giant, for allegedly breaching their licensing agreement and infringing on Keller's copyrighted photographs. By Jamie Keller. Pennsylvania Record. http://pennrecord.com/stories/510735492-licensing-restrictions-and-usage-rights-at-the-heart-of-houghton-mifflin-copyright-case...
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Pennsylvania photographer Michael A. Keller sues the textbook publishing giant for allegedly breaching a licensing agreement, and therefore infringing on Keller's copyrighted photographs. By Gene Johnson. Penn Record. http://pennrecord.com/stories/510724522-textbook-company-accused-of-copyright-infringement...
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Publicist Wendy Wheaton and cameraman Tommy Phipps Sr. sue PBS and World of Surrogacy LLC for $2.55M in damages, after the surrogacy firm's owner Crystal Travis allegedly used Wheaton and Phipps's copyrighted surrogacy footage and photographs, as if they belonged to her, in a PBS documentary entitled "To the Contrary." By Dru Sefton. Current. http://current.org/2016/04/lawsuit-alleges-copyright-infringement-in-to-the-contrary-segment...
Continue reading The newspaper sues independent publisher PowerHouse Books, and its CEO, for using 64 mini-images of the Times's front cover, in the publisher's book, "War is Beautiful." By Jillian Steinhauer. Hyperallergic. http://hyperallergic.com/273061/new-york-times-sues-powerhouse-books-for-copyright-infringement/...
Continue reading Tattoo-design company sues software company for $1.1M for reproducing copyrighted tattoos on athletes in the video game NBA 2K16. By Eriq Gardner. The Hollywood Reporter. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/nba-2k-videogame-maker-sued-861131...
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