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Video creator Ted Entertainment now alleges YouTube videos have not just 1 but 5 technological protection measures
Read more: Video creator Ted Entertainment now alleges YouTube videos have not just 1 but 5 technological protection measuresAfter Bytedance moved to dismiss video maker Ted Entertainment’s complaint, Ted filed a first amended complaint adding new allegations that YouTube has not just 1 but 5 different technological protection measures that Bytedance allegedly circumvented. The original complaint generally asserted: “YouTube deploys technological protection measures (“TPMs”) designed to control access to the underlying video files…
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Ted Entertainment files 1st amended complaint v. NVIDIA
Read more: Ted Entertainment files 1st amended complaint v. NVIDIATed Entertainment filed a First Amended Complaint against NVIDIA for its alleged copyright infringement in allegedly violating the DMCA by circumventing access controls to use Plaintiffs’ YouTube videos to train NVIDIA’s AI models. We performed a Track Changes version showing what was changed. Most of it looks like the access-control argument related to YouTube videos,…
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NVIDIA moves to dismiss YouTube creator Ted Entertainment’s complaint for failing to state a DMCA violation for an access-control to YouTube videos
Read more: NVIDIA moves to dismiss YouTube creator Ted Entertainment’s complaint for failing to state a DMCA violation for an access-control to YouTube videosNVIDIA moved to dismiss YouTube creator Ted Entertainment’s complaint. NVIDIA argues that the complaint fails to allege any access-control to YouTube videos, and the DMCA does not prohibit circumvention of copying controls (due to concerns about fair use). This issue has already been brief in other litigation, including the cases against Suno. Excerpt: DOWNLOAD NVIDIA’S…
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Copyright AI epidemic: Lawsuits flood US courts as number grows to 72
Read more: Copyright AI epidemic: Lawsuits flood US courts as number grows to 72Ted Entertainment et al., creators of YouTube videos, added to the recent barrage of copyright lawsuits against AI companies. In the past few weeks, 5 new lawsuits have been filed. Today, in 2 different suits in the Northern District of California, Ted Entertainment sued Bytedance, parent to TikTok, and Meta. This is the 3rd lawsuit…
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Judge Davila sets Scheduling Order in Ted Entmt. v. NVIDIA
Read more: Judge Davila sets Scheduling Order in Ted Entmt. v. NVIDIAJudge Davila granted an extension to the Scheduling Order in Ted Entmt. v. NVIDIA, but a couple weeks shorter than sought by the parties:
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Ted Entertainment v. NVIDIA gets schedule for initial case management
Read more: Ted Entertainment v. NVIDIA gets schedule for initial case managementInitial Case Management Scheduling Order with ADR Deadlines: Case Management Statement due by 2/19/2026. Initial Case Management Conference set for 2/26/2026 10:00 AM in San Jose, Courtroom 4, 5th Floor
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Updated Map of Copyright Suits v. AI cos. NVIDIA sued again. Total = 62 in U.S.
Read more: Updated Map of Copyright Suits v. AI cos. NVIDIA sued again. Total = 62 in U.S.Just added Ted Entertainment Inc. v. NVIDIA Corp, which was filed in the Northern District of California. DOWNLOAD THE PDF OF THE MAP WITH LINKS TO EACH DOCKET
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Ted Entertainment v. NVIDIA COMPLAINT. NVIDIA sued for alleged infringement in videos. 62nd U.S. copyright lawsuit v. AI companies.
Read more: Ted Entertainment v. NVIDIA COMPLAINT. NVIDIA sued for alleged infringement in videos. 62nd U.S. copyright lawsuit v. AI companies.NVIDIA was sued again for alleged copyright infringement related to its AI models. Video creators Ted Entertainment, Matt Fisher, and Golfholics, Inc. filed a proposed class action of video creators against NVIDIA. This lawsuit is similar to the video creator lawsuit Millette v. NVIDIA, which was voluntarily dismissed. NVIDIA also currently faces 2 lawsuits filed…