As a copyright attorney, a guilty pleasure of mine is watching YouTube debates on fair use. Seeing these debates is nothing short of inspiring because they prove an important point:
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Fair Use: What The Department Of Commerce has To Say On Remix Activity
On January 28, 2016, The Department of Commerce Internet Policy Task Force issued a white paper entitled Copyright Policy, Creativity, and Innovation in the Digital Economy. The white paper
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Trademark Infringement: U.K. Court Is Not Happy With The T.V. Show Glee
In early February, a court in the United Kingdom held that the title of the television show “Glee” infringed
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A “Textbook Case” Of Copyright Fee Awards: U.S. Supreme Court To Address Circuit Split Regarding The Standard For Attorneys’ Fees Awards In Copyright Cases
Who would have thought a handful of textbooks purchased in Thailand and shipped to the U.S. would be the subject of repeated discussion at the United States Supreme Court? Once
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