Traveling to Seattle a couple of weeks ago for work got me thinking anew of one of my favorite documentaries from the […]

Rob Pegoraro · October 7, 2013

The federal government shutdown isn’t the only blast-from-the-past headline this week: on Tuesday a copyright lawsuit was filed against a […]

Matt Schruers · October 3, 2013

Not long after I’d questioned the conclusions of an NBC Universal-backed study touting a wave of online copyright infringement, I was not too […]

Rob Pegoraro · October 1, 2013

Though it’s not yet quite as confusing as the four jurisdictions considering the legality of Aereo and FilmOn X (for […]

Ali Sternburg · September 25, 2013

On Sunday, Netflix’s “House of Cards” won an Emmy for Best Directing, the first non-TV network to be awarded that […]

Ali Sternburg · September 24, 2013

[Update: We updated this infographic in December 2013.] Today’s legal arguments in Boston mark the latest round of litigation between […]

Ali Sternburg · September 18, 2013

This is apparently Piracy Study Week.  On the heels of yesterday’s NetNames study, and in advance of a Judiciary Committee […]

Matt Schruers · September 18, 2013

A paper released Tuesday shows that the entertainment industry continues to be menaced by cheapskates who spend much of their time and […]

Rob Pegoraro · September 18, 2013

I happened upon an ITIF announcement of a paper release tomorrow, which stated that “past research has shown that almost […]

Matt Schruers · September 16, 2013

It shouldn’t be surprising that a domestic court’s decisions can influence investment and trade in the country in which the […]

Matt Schruers · September 9, 2013