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[Guest post] Conference report: ‘The Fashion Marketplace: Law and Policy’

The IPKat

Topics ranged from the trends being seen in online fashion commerce post-pandemic, to counterfeiting issues and how to deal with them, through to the legal changes and updates coming up that will impact both marketplaces and the brands that use them. Otherwise, it will remain a ‘whack-a-mole’ task.

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UK’s short-lived dream for a code of practice on genAI and copyright law

Kluwer Copyright Blog

This is in line with the UK’s attempts to resolve complicated AI issues through industry self-regulation, rather than top-down legislative intervention. Copyright law has always been an emotional topic. To repeat, copyright law is an emotional topic. Fuelled by AI concerns, it becomes borderline explosive.

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Dropbox’s TOS Amendment Fails (And If This Opinion Stands, Yours Will Too)–Sifuentes v. Dropbox

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

Given how rarely TOS amendments use clickthroughs, this opinion could anticipate the widespread failure of TOS amendments if it’s the final word on the topic. Anarchy Has Ensued In Courts’ Handling of Online Contract Formation (Round Up Post). Ninth Circuit Strikes Down Contract Amendment Without Notice–Douglas v.

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17th Public Commission Meeting – The FTC is Finally Seeing Green?

LexBlog IP

We, of course, would never miss joining today’s (or any other month’s) festivities, lest to let down our dear readers who rely on us to report on all the tea events. Last go-round, the review took several years, thousands of comments were filed and the FTC held three workshops on how consumers understand green claims.

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Once Again, LinkedIn Can’t Use CFAA To Stop Unwanted Scraping–hiQ v. LinkedIn

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

The court cites to Van Buren’s “gates-up-or-down inquiry”: In other words, applying the ‘gates’ analogy to a computer hosting publicly available webpages, that computer has erected no gates to lift or lower in the first place. This court treats gates like a portcullis, i.e., the CFAA requires gates-down. Comments from Kieran McCarthy.

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Swedish court applies C-762/19 CV-Online Latvia in parking app battle

The IPKat

For more content aggregated on the topic of CV-Online Latvia, see here. Companies related to the defendant had discussed such a collaboration previously, but the idea had been shot down by the claimant. After a couple of rounds of cease-and-desist letters, off to court the parties went. Parkamo GmbH.

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Triller’s $150k ‘Landmark’ Win Over Jake Paul YouTube Pirate Deserves Nuance

TorrentFreak

For a channel that specialized in “drama related” topics, the next year of events could’ve taken it to the next level. Money Makes The World Go Round. Given that the fight was quickly taken down by Triller, these numbers didn’t appear to make much sense. Triller Lawsuit – June 2021.