Other Barks & Bites for Friday, November 10: OpenAI to Cover Costs of Copyright Infringement Suits Resulting from ChatGPT Use; Amazon Hit with $46.7 Million Dollar Patent Infringement Ruling; and Music Copyright Value Tops $40 Billion

This week in Other Barks & Bites: A Delaware jury rules Amazon must pay $46.7 million to a company that accused the tech giant’s Alexa of infringing on several patents; G7 Members publish communique on digital competition; and Diego Maradona’s heirs win a trademark battle against his former lawyer.

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