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AI-Generated Code: How Far Should Open Source Scanning Go?
June 8, 2026
Note This post was written using Claude Code, and the key facts cited were cross-checked against public sources. It reflects the author’s personal analysis and is not legal advice, so specific …
Rockchip and FFmpeg: A License Dispute Case Study
February 20, 2026
Note This article was written using Claude Code, and the key facts cited were cross-verified against primary sources. It reflects the author’s personal analysis and summary, not legal advice, …
The AVM Lawsuit: Revisiting LGPL-2.1 User Rights and the Obligation to Provide Installation Information
January 13, 2025
This post is based on Ars Technica’s article “German router maker is latest company to inadvertently clarify the LGPL license”. The article covers the details of the lawsuit between …
Key Points of the EU's Three Major Digital Regulations That Korean Software Companies Need to Know
November 12, 2024
Introduction Three major pieces of legislation the European Union (EU) has recently introduced carry very significant implications for Korean companies. The Product Liability Directive (PLD), the …
To Mine or Not To Mine: A German Court's Ruling on the Copyright Dilemma of the AI Era
November 6, 2024
This post is based on JBB Rechtsanwält:innen’s blog post “To Mine or Not To Mine” (https://jbb.de/to-mine-or-not-to-mine/) and is published to explain a recent German court ruling on …
A Chinese Copyright Infringement Case: "Since GPL-Based Software Products Already Have an Obligation to Disclose Source Anyway, Isn't It Fine to Copy Them?"
September 23, 2024
As the use of open source software has spread widely, the legal issues surrounding it have grown increasingly complex. In particular, the question of copyright over derivative works based on open …