A copyright infringement victory, of sorts: would you litigate for £1?
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Treading on eggshells: A tale of copying or independent creation?
I came across an interesting spat on Instagram yesterday when the world-renowned photographer Rankin posted a defence of his make up...
The taste of cheese too subjective for copyright protection
The CJEU handed down its judgment confirming that there is no copyright protection in the taste of a food product (Levola Hengelo, C-310/17
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