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Darshan Moodley explains why brands and creators looking to protect their trade marks and enforce their rights in online NFT marketplaces should consider reviewing their trade mark portfolios. FULL STORY >

Following a recent dispute with Getty Images over copyright infringement, Google is refining its Image Search. FULL STORY >

In order to address growing concerns from users regarding alleged copyright infringements, YouTube has created a team to ensure mistakenly taken down videos become less frequent. FULL STORY >

It is no secret that South Africa’s current copyright legislation is outdated and in dire need of an overhaul FULL STORY >

In an effort to address user concerns on its social media platform, Twitter has begun denying access to Tweeted jokes that are reported as infringing on copyright. FULL STORY >

Switzerland has found itself in anti-piracy organisations’ crosshairs, with several groups criticising that country’s approach to copyright infringement. FULL STORY >

YouTube extends its 15 minute video upload limit allowing full length content to be viewed directly on the site. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has agreed to an once-off payment to VirnetX in order to settle two legal disputes over networking patents. FULL STORY >

HTC countersues Apple for patent violations and wants to stop the sale and import of iPhones, iPads as well as iPods in the United States. FULL STORY >

Nokia has filed a complaint against Apple, claiming that Cupertino has violated five of its patents in two of its devices, those two devices being the iPhone and the iPad 3G. FULL STORY >

Microsoft must pay a penalty for infringing upon copyright in its popular Word 2007 software and must stop selling the software by January 2010 in the US. FULL STORY >