Tom Brady, Walt Disney and the Unexpected Copyright Cases of Early 2018
Over the past few weeks, The Walt Disney Company and Tom Brady, have each landed in the press over lawsuits involving copyright infringement.
Clash of the Copyrights: Google versus Oracle
What happens when behemoths battle? Here’s a look inside the copyright aspect of the Google vs. Oracle case.
Eyes on Fox v. TVEyes: A Closer Reading of the Appellate Decision
The recent TVEyes decision laid down by the Federal Appeals Court for the 2nd Circuit (NY) provides an opportunity to discuss “transformative use.”
Section 1201 Rulemaking – The Process Is Moving Along
‘1201’ exceptions are a topic of considerable discussion every few years. As it turns out, 2018 is one of those years.
What Is Real Art? The VARA Debate Continues
Aerosol art is the center of a court case that’s setting a precedent for what qualifies as “real art” protected under the Visual Artists Rights Act (VARA)
How Artificial Intelligence and Copyright Would Work
Should works done by artificial intelligence be protected by copyright? We’re exploring how AI would apply to today’s copyright laws.
Copyright Law in 2017: A Look at What Happened in the News
Changes to the Copyright Office, piracy attacks on major media corporations and trade negotiations put copyright on the front page.
Copyright Law in 2017: 12 Big Court Cases to Know About
Top court cases in 2017 involved Fox, Universal, Elsevier, Penguin Random House, Disney, SiriusXM and more major media brands.
Copyright Law in 2017: A Look at What Happened on Capitol Hill
Major 2017 legislation included Register of Copyrights Selection and Accountability Act of 2017 and Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act.
Managing Intellectual Property in the Era of the Socially Responsible Organization
We’re highlighting six core social responsibility practices for managing intellectual property and copyright in the era of CSR.