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Unlike the Harry Potter lexicon, which she went to court to prevent, J K Rowling will endorse a 'history' of Harry Potter written by 'superfan' Melissa Anelli, who runs the Potter fan web site Le...
Warner Brothers has lost a court case in India and a Bollywood film titled Hari Puttar: A Comedy Of Terrors can now go ahead.
'It is a triumph and reassurance for all authors that J K Rowling has won her plagiarism case in New York,' writes Joanna Trollope in The Times.
J K Rowling has won a court case against the author of a fan-compiled 'lexicon' of the Harry Potter books. The author and publisher of the lexicon are considering an appeal.
Author behind Gun Alley murder pardonResearch by author Kevin Morgan and used for his book Gun Alley: Murder, Lies and Failure of Justice (S&S) has led to the pardoning of a man who was wrongly co...
Writing in The Times, two copyright lawyers argue that whatever the outcome of the case against the author of the Harry Potter encylopedia, it will be a landmark case in establishing the boundaries of...
J K Rowling has taken to the witness stand in a New York court in a case seeking to prevent a fan publishing a comprehensive encylopedia of the Harry Potter series.
A UK bookmaker is accepting bets on whether J K Rowling will write an eighth Harry Potter book.
Young Britons like to read celebrity gossip magazines, Harry Potter and Anne Frank's diary, but 'loathe' books of over 100 pages and Shakespeare, accoring to a new survey.
On March 24 a New York court will begin to consider an injunction taken out by J K Rowling and Warner Brothers against a small, Michigan-based publisher, RDR Books, to prevent publ...