It’s Friday, and IP could use a drink. Some time back, I sat in P.J. Clarke’s sounding off to some […]

Matt Schruers · September 6, 2013

Last week’s 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech provoked […]

Jonathan Band · September 5, 2013

Former Senator John Sununu came out with an interesting op-ed this week in the Boston Globe in support of Harvard […]

Ali Sternburg · September 4, 2013

A few weeks ago I examined how copyright law — like most legal subjects dealing with technology — is lagging behind the […]

Glenn Manishin · September 3, 2013

Remember how the New York Times website was down yesterday?  While that might have deterred some people from reading the […]

Ali Sternburg · August 28, 2013

It’s pretty much gone viral that Robin Thicke has “reluctantly” filed a lawsuit over his hit “Blurred Lines” (also known […]

Ali Sternburg · August 20, 2013

This week, in an open letter titled “Don’t Block the Rock,” NARM and RIAA called on corporate IT officers to […]

Matt Schruers · August 16, 2013

(Cross-posted at Chilling Effects) Years ago, when the “Hampsterdance” was still the rage and the <blink> tag was still socially acceptable HTML, I briefly […]

Matt Schruers · August 14, 2013

Earlier this summer, I gave a talk in Seoul, Korea regarding how the United States actually has two copyright policies: […]

Jonathan Band · August 12, 2013

Australia is currently undergoing a review of its copyright laws, in which introducing the fair use doctrine to Australian law […]

Ali Sternburg · August 9, 2013