Tag: digital rights
Apple’s Predictive Text Row Raises Fresh Questions About Hidden iPhone Filters
Apple’s hidden iPhone keyboard filters are sparking debate in Ireland over predictive text, transparency and user control.
Seán Donegan’s Imro Vision: Fairer Streaming Royalties and AI Rules for...
Incoming Imro chief Seán Donegan wants fairer streaming royalties, better data and stronger AI licensing rules for songwriters.
AI Joke Theft Is Hitting Stand-Up Comedy Hard — And Women...
AI joke theft is reshaping stand-up comedy, with female comics facing viral impersonation, lost credit, and weak platform protections.
Ted Cruz Blocks No Fakes Act in Senate, Stalling AI Deepfake...
Ted Cruz blocked the No Fakes Act in the Senate, delaying AI deepfake protections for performers, creators, and the TV industry.
Ryanair’s ‘Screen-Scraping’ Case Moves Forward Despite French and Spanish Court Rulings
Ryanair is set to continue its legal battle over 'screen-scraping' practices after a court ruling allows the case to proceed despite decisions from French and Spanish courts. This ruling is pivotal for the airline industry and digital rights.
Ryanair’s ‘Screen-Scraping’ Case Continues Amid French and Spanish Court Decisions
Ryanair's legal battle over 'screen-scraping' practices can move forward, as the Irish airline received a boost from a recent court ruling despite decisions made in France and Spain. This development is significant for digital content rights across Europe.
Ryanair’s ‘Screen-Scraping’ Case Continues After French and Spanish Rulings
Ryanair has received the green light to proceed with its case concerning 'screen-scraping' practices, despite recent rulings in France and Spain. This decision underscores the ongoing legal complexities surrounding digital content usage.
Understanding Netflix Household Rules in Ireland: The Future of Account Sharing
Discover the latest updates on Netflix's household rules in Ireland, including the impact on account sharing and what it means for users.
