Tagged: Digital Rights

Challenging the Digital Leasehold: Why a New Right-to-Own Bill Could Disrupt Software and Gaming

A newly proposed US congressional bill aims to force digital storefronts to clarify that consumers own their purchases rather than merely licensing them, igniting a broader debate over software permanence.

Gaming6 min read

Digital Game Ownership Faces Legal Reckoning as New U.S. Bill Targets Vanishing Software

Proposed federal legislation would task the FTC with protecting consumer access to purchased video games, challenging the software industry's shift toward revocable digital licenses.

Artificial Intelligence6 min read

Algorithmic Rhythm: Inside the AI Controversy Surrounding Fenix Flexin's 'Rubberz'

A heated debate over whether Fenix Flexin’s hit song 'Rubberz' was generated by an AI app highlights the rapid blurring of human craftsmanship and synthetic music production in mainstream hip-hop.