Commerce Task Force Recommends Reforming Copyright Statutory Damages
This morning the Commerce Department’s Internet Policy Task Force released a long-awaited “White Paper on Remixes, First Sale, and Statutory […]
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Reich’s Attack on Tech is Short on Facts, Law
There’s no sense in beating around the bush: Robert Reich’s NYT editorial on Friday, “Big Tech Has Become Way Too Powerful” […]
What Does Jurassic World’s Opening Weekend Tell Us About International IP Policy?
Jurassic World grossed over $315 million abroad last weekend, including more than $100 million in China. The overseas success of […]
This One Cool Trick to… Get Sued by an Airline
Buying airfare online is a complicated and frequently fraught experience. You can buy your ticket directly from the airline of […]
How We Got to Now? Not Just with IP.
Tomorrow night airs the third episode of PBS’s miniseries based on Steven Johnson’s book, How We Got to Now: Six […]
Variety Covers Internet Disintermediation; Producer Says ‘Get Off My Lawn’
While reading Variety’s eye-opening article explaining how successful young performers are reaching a new generation through Internet platforms, you might […]
To Infinity and Beyond: Business Model Adaptation in the Video Game Industry
The video game industry has always been at the forefront of adopting new business models so as to stay one […]
Does “House of Cards” Emmys Win Suggest More Innovation in Hollywood?
On Sunday, Netflix’s “House of Cards” won an Emmy for Best Directing, the first non-TV network to be awarded that […]
So, An IP Lawyer Walks into a Bar…
It’s Friday, and IP could use a drink. Some time back, I sat in P.J. Clarke’s sounding off to some […]
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