Yesterday Google announced a new program to provide legal support for certain creators on its YouTube platform whose non-infringing videos […]

Ali Sternburg · November 20, 2015

One may wonder whether we are at the beginning of a ‘snippet saga’ in Germany. The Copyright Arbitration Board of […]

Jakob Kucharczyk · October 27, 2015

A number of recent news articles ([1] [2] [3]) have mentioned a controversial 2011-12 legislative effort known as “SOPA” (which […]

Ali Sternburg · August 19, 2015

There’s been a lot of buzz lately around facial recognition and what exactly that means to consumers. When the average […]

Chelsea Reckell and Bijan Madhani · August 6, 2015

Here we go again.  Another Android antitrust drumbeat.  In April, the European Commission announced a formal investigation into Google’s Android […]

Daniel O'Connor · June 16, 2015

Today a federal appeals court in California rejected an effort to use copyright to suppress the distribution of a controversial […]

Matt Schruers · May 18, 2015

Today, the Wall Street Journal published an article after getting its hands on a confidential FTC memo from the now […]

Daniel O'Connor · March 19, 2015

Far from Washington or any other place associated with Internet policy-making, a federal district court in Jackson, Mississippi is considering […]

Matt Schruers · February 6, 2015

We’re taking part in Copyright Week, a series of actions and discussions supporting key principles that should guide copyright policy. […]

Ali Sternburg · January 21, 2015

Today we learnt that Google will shut down its ‘Google News’ service this year in Spain. This is just one […]

Jakob Kucharczyk · December 11, 2014