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1 March 2019Copyright

Fyre Festival attendee takes Netflix to court

A Fyre Festival attendee has accused  Netflix of using her video in its documentary about the infamous luxury music festival.

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Netflix taken to court over another Fyre Festival video
20 August 2019   Netflix has, once again, become embroiled in a copyright lawsuit over its documentary about the infamous luxury music festival Fyre Festival.
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18 July 2019   Netflix has reached a settlement with a Fyre Festival attendee who had sued the studios for using her video footage without authorisation.
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22 March 2019   A “content creator” is suing US marketing agency Jerry Media for allegedly stealing his meme as part of a promotional campaign, just a month after the company pledged to seek permission for all content it reposts on social media.


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