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Do you have the right to post a photo of your product on Instagram, when that photo was taken by someone else?

Live Better Music claims Epidemic Sound walked back on their music licensing agreement by making content claims on Live Better’s videos on YouTube. Live Better says it licensed the tracks from Epidemic Sound legally. Problem is, they can't find the previous Terms of Service document, which proves it.

An Indian movie has allegedly copied the background of its movie poster from an artist, and has even supposedly stolen its plot from a French movie.

Pop singer Ariana Grande has sued clothes retailer Forever 21 for using a model who looks very similar to her in their media campaign early this year.

Sina Games, a Chinese game company, has taken down a game that it has been accused of copying from an American game company.

​An underwear model is suing Jockey for using his image long after his contract with them expired.

​Actress Tara Reid is suing the producers of Sharknado for using her image without her permission.

YouTube is making changes to its copyright enforcement policies. From September it will make it less easy for copyright holders to make manual claims for YouTube videos that include very short music clips or unintentional music.

Two companies that engaged the same design company has resulted in one company accusing the newer one of stealing its logo.