Disney and OpenAI announced a three-year, $1 billion licensing deal that fundamentally redefines how IP holders negotiate with AI platforms.

The $82.7 billion Netflix-WBD deal is no longer a definitive agreement. Paramount Skydance has launched a hostile tender offer for the entire company at $30.00 per share in all-cash, dramatically escalating the auction to an enterprise value of $108.4 billion.

Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros.'s studios for a $82.7B attempts to concentrate unprecedented power and IP, leading to market consolidation that directly impacts every creator's ability to negotiate favourable deal terms.

With major federal AI and data privacy legislation like Bill C-27 on pause while Quebec forges ahead with stringent new rules, understanding how AI impacts your content, your contracts, and your business is critical for Canadian content creators.

ChatGBPT’s usage policy change isn't an altruistic act to protect the public, nor is it a concession to pressure from regulated industry professionals. This change protects one entity and one entity only: OpenAI.

You might’ve heard by now that Sneaky Dee’s, in an attempt to rally fans and promote its World Series watch party, used the official Blue Jays logo and images of players in its social media posts.

With the world buzzing about Taylor Swift's latest album release, it's easy to get lost in the music, the marketing, and the lore. But for creators, influencers, and entrepreneurs, the real masterclass is her business strategy.

For the average social media user and content creators alike, understanding the copyright implications of recording and posting live concert footage online is essential.

The narrative is compelling: AI will be able to analyze cases, draft documents, and provide legal help at a fraction of the cost. So, is the legal profession under threat from Artificial Intelligence?

You brought your unique characters, your creative vision, and your audience to a brand event. You created the content but it’s the brand event and you’re promoting their products. So who own sponsored post?

The Eminem vs. Meta lawsuit reignites the debate surrounding platform accountability for copyrighted content. This case appears to allege direct infringement by Meta's own features and a failure to address prior complaints.

In Part 3 of this series, we take a deep dive into the critical clauses that often leave creators exposed and equip you with essential knowledge.

Eminem's music publishing company has filed a significant lawsuit against Meta, seeking over $100 million in damages. This major legal dispute highlights critical questions about intellectual property rights, and digital licensing.

Learn how Taylor Swift's fight for her masters offers vital lessons in IP, M&A, and contract law. The music industry, a vibrant tapestry of artistic expression and commercial enterprise, often becomes a battleground for ownership and control.

Whether you’re an artist licensing your work, a content creator negotiating brand deals, or a small business leveraging social media for growth, legal protection is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity.

Do you need a contract when you’re working with friends? Mixing business with pleasure comes with unique risks that can strain, and even break, friendships if not managed properly. Here’s what you need to know before going into business with a friend.