Copyright

Naor Cohen, who recorded the song "It's Me" a decade ago, discovered that Moshik Afia released it on his new album under a different title. The artist is demanding credit for his original performance, calling the lack of acknowledgement disrespectful to emerging musicians.

Israel Railways has issued a pre-lawsuit warning to the developer of the "Better Rail" app, demanding its removal from app stores over alleged "unauthorized commercial use." Developer Guy Teper denies the claims, asserting that the project is non-profit and relies on public information. He has stated that he will not comply with the demand to remove the app, which provides real-time train updates...

A new lawsuit against Anthropic reveals details of systematic use of pirated data to train the Claude language model. The company's management is accused of large-scale copyright infringement.

Dolly Parton, who passed away yesterday at the age of 80, is the definition of a self-made success. From being one of 12 children in an Appalachian cabin without running water, she built an empire worth roughly $450 million, spanning music, theme parks, and massive philanthropic efforts.

Advocate Eran Prezenti, one of the leading lawyers in the field of intellectual property who led the fight against pirate sites for years, has passed away at the age of 56 from a heart attack. Prezenti, who headed the intellectual property department at the Piron law firm and served as the legal advisor to the Zira organization, is survived by his wife and three children. Advocate Zvi Piron...

The pop star's tracks have been removed from campaign and White House social media content. This follows Swift's previous endorsement of Kamala Harris and the president's public criticism of the singer.

Spotify is expanding its AI-driven project that allows listeners to create covers and remixes. The Merlin organization has joined Universal in this initiative, bringing over 30,000 independent labels into the ecosystem.

"Celebrating Life" by the late Rabbi Jonathan Sacks maintains its strength in second place. Yonatan Adiri's surprising hit proves that podcast advertising is effective in Israel, while "Nathan and Amos" by Assaf Inbari marks its 19th week on the chart. "First Crush" shows that the young teenage audience is definitely engaging with books that speak to their hearts.

A competing fashion company sent a warning letter against the swimwear brand, claiming product design copying.