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==== Journalism, reference works, and online content ==== | ==== Journalism, reference works, and online content ==== | ||
* ''[[In re OpenAI Inc Copyright Infringement Litigation|In re OpenAI, Inc., Copyright Infringement Litigation]]'' (S.D.N.Y.) — News publishers seek summary judgment on copyright claims; September 17, 2026 redacted brief presents their arguments. | |||
* ''[[Doe v GitHub Inc|Doe v. GitHub, Inc.]]'' (N.D. Cal.; 9th Cir.) — Open-source code attribution litigation; dismissal of the DMCA claim affirmed, with contract claims remaining. | * ''[[Doe v GitHub Inc|Doe v. GitHub, Inc.]]'' (N.D. Cal.; 9th Cir.) — Open-source code attribution litigation; dismissal of the DMCA claim affirmed, with contract claims remaining. | ||
* ''[[The Seattle Times Company and Newsday LLC v OpenAI Inc et al|The Seattle Times Company and Newsday LLC v. OpenAI Inc. et al.]]'' (S.D.N.Y.) — The Seattle Times Company and Newsday LLC allege that OpenAI and Microsoft copied their journalism for generative-AI training and outputs without permission; copyright, DMCA, and trademark claims were filed September 4, 2026. | * ''[[The Seattle Times Company and Newsday LLC v OpenAI Inc et al|The Seattle Times Company and Newsday LLC v. OpenAI Inc. et al.]]'' (S.D.N.Y.) — The Seattle Times Company and Newsday LLC allege that OpenAI and Microsoft copied their journalism for generative-AI training and outputs without permission; copyright, DMCA, and trademark claims were filed September 4, 2026. | ||