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CBS Halts Copyright Takedowns After Colbert’s Monroe Surprise
entertainment2 days ago

CBS Halts Copyright Takedowns After Colbert’s Monroe Surprise

CBS paused further enforcement of copyright takedown notices after backlash over its action against Stephen Colbert’s surprise appearance on Only in Monroe, a CBS Studios–financed episode later posted on Colbert’s YouTube channel; CBS said the notices are standard practice but would be waived for this episode during a review. The Late Show ended May 21, and Comics Unleashed will take over the 11:35 p.m. slot, as Colbert pursues future projects including a Tolkien-inspired film.

"New York Times Takes Action Against Wordle Clones"
intellectual-property-gaming2 years ago

"New York Times Takes Action Against Wordle Clones"

The New York Times, owner of the popular word puzzle game Wordle, has issued DMCA takedown notices targeting numerous Wordle clones created by GitHub coders, citing ownership of the Wordle name and copyrighted gameplay elements. This includes takedowns against unofficial versions in different languages and even a variant created to promote a specific dialect. The Times claims that these clones infringe on its intellectual property rights, leading to legal battles and removal of games from GitHub. However, some developers argue that their games are substantially different from Wordle.