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The final General-Purpose AI Code of Practice—A short guide

EU law analysis: Verena Kirchmair, Quentin Fontaine and Elisabeth Gschösser associates; Lutz Riede, Theresa Ehlen, Satya Staes Polet and Christoph Wekmeister, partners and Davide Borelli, counsel of Freshfields LLP, consider the three chapters of the final General-Purpose AI Code of Practice and their legal and practical implications for AI providers.

Notting Hill Shopping tote designer loses trade mark dispute

Law360, London: A London judge ruled on 18 July 2025 that the designer of the ‘Notting Hill Shopping Bag’ tote couldn't claim infringement against a rival in the famous London neighbourhood because the trade mark had expired.

DCMS announces music industry adopts new creator remuneration principles

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has confirmed that the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), with support from the Association of Independent Music (AIM), has developed new industry principles for music creator remuneration. The measures, adopted by UK divisions of Universal Music, Sony Music and Warner Music, include provisions to disregard certain unrecouped advances, establish contract renegotiation pathways, and implement minimum session musician fees as agreed between BPI and Musicians' Union in December 2024. DCMS will assess implementation over 12 months, with the package aiming to deliver £10m per year in new investment by 2030 through the Music Growth Package.

Dutch news outlets form new collective for licensing AI training

MLex: A group of Dutch news media outlets has formed the country's first national collective database to be licensed for training artificial intelligence, a move which aims to avoid them having to sue AI companies for copyright violations or pursue exclusive licensing agreements with them.

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