Indonesia’s Copyright Rewrite Puts AI and Royalties in One Debate
Indonesia is refining a copyright bill on AI-assisted works, training data, platform duties and digital royalties, but the proposal is not yet law.
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Publishers and Authors Sue Google Over Gemini Training Data
Hachette, Cengage, Elsevier and Scott Turow accuse Google of copying books and journals for Gemini training, raising questions about licensing and author pay.
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Copyright Office opens new DMCA exemption cycle, setting Aug. 24 deadline for petitions
The U.S. Copyright Office has opened its 10th triennial review of DMCA access-control exemptions. Petitions for new or renewed exemptions are due Aug. 24, 2026.
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Copyright Office Fee Proposal Could Raise Filing Costs This Fall
A revised Copyright Office fee schedule is under congressional review. Current fees remain in effect while creators and businesses await a possible fall change.
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Indonesia’s Copyright Rewrite Puts AI Licensing and Music Royalties in Focus
Indonesia is weighing AI-era copyright rules while making song registration free, linking creative-work protection, platform duties and royalty tracking.
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Copyright Office opens next round of DMCA exemption requests
Authors, educators, libraries and researchers can seek temporary DMCA exemptions, but new and renewal petitions are due August 24, 2026.
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Copyright Office submits proposed fee changes to Congress
A proposed Copyright Office fee schedule could raise many service costs in fall 2026 while keeping the lower-cost Single Application for eligible creators.
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Munich Court Rules Against Suno in AI-Music Copyright Case
A Munich court ruled against AI music company Suno in GEMA’s copyright case, putting licensing, damages and cross-border training under fresh scrutiny.
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What the Anthropic Book Settlement Means for Authors and AI
A $1.5 billion Anthropic settlement compensates some book rights holders, but leaves AI-output claims and broader training rules unresolved.