Sabrina Carpenter Condemns Trump's Use of Her Music for ICE
Singer Sabrina Carpenter calls White House video 'evil' for using her song 'Juno' to promote Trump's immigration crackdown. She joins artists like Beyoncé in protest.
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Ilaiyaraaja Gets Rs 50 Lakh in Dude Copyright Settlement
Madras High Court closes copyright case after Ilaiyaraaja and Mythri Movie Makers settle. The makers of 'Dude' agree to pay Rs 50 lakh. Read the full details of the legal resolution.
Ilaiyaraaja gets Rs 50 lakh for copyright infringement
Music legend Ilaiyaraaja receives Rs 50 lakh compensation after a production house used his songs without permission in two hit Tamil films. The court had ordered the tracks' removal. Read about this crucial copyright victory.
AI Startups Build Replica Sites Like Amazon for Training
Silicon Valley startups are cloning popular websites like United Airlines and Amazon to train AI agents. This new trend aims to automate white-collar jobs but raises copyright questions. Read more.
Ilaiyaraaja Settles Song Copyright Case for ₹50 Lakh
Madras HC closes suits as Tamil film producers Mythri Movie Makers pay ₹50 lakh to music legend Ilaiyaraaja for using his songs in 'Good Bad Ugly' and 'Dude'. Read the full story.
Ilaiyaraaja Settles Song Copyright Case for ₹50 Lakh
Mythri Movie Makers settles with music legend Ilaiyaraaja in Madras High Court, paying ₹50 lakh for using his songs in 'Good Bad Ugly' and 'Dude'. Full credits to be given. Read the details.
Sabrina Carpenter Condemns White House for Using Her Song
Grammy winner Sabrina Carpenter publicly rebukes Trump administration for using her track 'Juno' in a deportation promo video without consent. Read about the growing list of artists objecting to political use of their music.
Sabrina Carpenter Slams White House Over Unauthorised Song Use
Sabrina Carpenter condemns White House for using her song 'Juno' in ICE raid video. White House issues defiant statement. Details on the controversy and other artists targeted.
486 Children Rescued in Mysuru Under Mission Vatsalya
Mysuru district rescues and rehabilitates 486 abandoned children under Mission Vatsalya. Discover how the scheme provides shelter, education, and family-based care. Read the full story.
AI Art Disqualifies Authors from NZ's Top Book Prize
Two award-winning authors disqualified from NZ's Ockham Book Awards due to AI-generated cover art. The case ignites a global debate on AI's role in creativity and copyright law. Where do we draw the line?
Understanding India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2025
India's DPDP Act 2023 empowers citizens with data rights while establishing business obligations. Learn how this landmark legislation protects your digital privacy and transforms data governance.
Book Piracy Drains Rs 80,000 Crore Indian Publishing Market
Speakers at Koshala Literary Festival reveal 30-40% of books are pirated, draining industry potential. Panel demands National Anti-Piracy Task Force to protect India's cultural fabric.
Madras HC Restrains 'Dude' From Using Ilaiyaraaja Songs
Madras High Court prohibits Tamil movie 'Dude' from using Ilaiyaraaja's songs without permission. Court cites distortion of original work as key reason. Read full details.
EricOneHive YouTube Channel May Be Deleted in 7 Days
Popular Clash of Clans creator EricOneHive faces YouTube channel deletion after three copyright strikes from Supercell. He vows to stop all Supercell content creation.
Gambling Addiction: Protecting Family Assets in India
Financial advisors reveal crucial strategies to safeguard family wealth from gambling addiction affecting adult children. Learn about spendthrift trusts, beneficiary planning and emotional support.
Meta's New Tool Protects Your Original Facebook Reels
Meta introduces new mobile content protection tools for Facebook Reels. Learn how to automatically safeguard your original videos from unauthorized use across Facebook and Instagram.
Easy 3-Step DPDP Act Compliance Audit for Businesses
Learn how businesses can comply with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act using a simple 3-step audit process before the 18-month grace period ends.
India's New Data Privacy Framework: Rs 250 Crore Fines
Cyberlaw expert Pavan Duggal explains India's Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025, highlighting unprecedented Rs 250 crore fines and compliance challenges for tech giants.
Sennheiser SoundProtex Plus Review: Sleep Better in Cities
Sennheiser SoundProtex Plus earplugs combat noise pollution in Indian cities, offering four filters for different environments. Priced at Rs 2,990, they provide excellent value for better sleep and noise protection.
Rhesus Monkeys Get Legal Protection Back in India
National Board for Wildlife recommends restoring Rhesus Macaque protection under Schedule II. Expert Mewa Singh explains their ecological role and conflict management strategies.
India's Data Protection Rules Finally Notified
India enforces Digital Personal Data Protection Act rules eight years after privacy became a fundamental right. Can new regulations protect future generations from AI's data hunger?
Court: Performance Alone Cannot Establish Music Copyright
A recent Indian court ruling clarifies that in classical music's oral tradition, performance doesn't prove copyright. The plaintiff must provide concrete evidence of authorship. Learn what this means for artists.
Industry Must Invest in Consent Under DPDP Act: Experts
Industry leaders emphasize investing in consent mechanisms and embedding data protection following India's DPDP Act implementation. Learn how businesses can adapt to new privacy regulations.
OpenAI, Anthropic sued for AI piracy: True costs exposed
German court rules against OpenAI for copyright infringement as Anthropic settles for $1.5 billion. Explore the hidden subsidies and true environmental costs behind AI technology.
Lahaul & Spiti Conference Advances Child Rights Protection
Himachal's Lahaul & Spiti district hosts pivotal conference on child rights protection. Key officials discuss strengthening mechanisms for vulnerable children. Read more about this important initiative.
India Notifies DPDP Rules: 12-18 Month Rollout Plan
Indian government notifies Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, giving citizens control over their data. Implementation planned in phases over 12-18 months. Learn how this protects your privacy.
5 Must-Read Stories: Data Rules, Uber Feature, Bihar Polls
Catch up on the key news from November 14: MeitY notifies data protection rules, Uber's new recording feature, Red Fort bomber's home demolished, and more. Stay informed!
UmbraShield Turns Sun Protection Into Style
Discover how UmbraShield is revolutionizing sun protection by combining advanced UV-blocking technology with fashionable designs. Learn how this innovation makes SPF application stylish and effective for modern consumers.
Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025 Notified
Indian government notifies DPDP Rules 2025, giving citizens control over personal data. Learn about new privacy rights, penalties for breaches, and implementation timeline.
India's Data Privacy Law Implemented with 18-Month Deadline
India implements Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, giving companies 12-18 months for compliance. New data protection board established with strict breach reporting requirements.
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