Eminem sues Apple
Item: Eminem’s music publisher filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Apple Computer Inc. on Monday, alleging the computer giant violated copyrights by allowing unauthorized downloads of... Read more
Tag: Copyright Law
Who owns the copyright in scans of public domain works?
I love Plan59.com. If you’re my age or a little older, almost any click on this smartly designed and comprehensive website can recreate a certain... Read more
Don’t play games!
Nolo’s Patent, Copyright, and Trademark Blog links to this story here in answering the question, “How do I create a non-infringing board game”?” Originally posted... Read more
Copyright belongs to the ages
Media Wonk: No wonder they call Economics the Dismal Science. At the Internet Video Policy Symposium in Washington yesterday (co-sponsored by Content Agenda), a chorus... Read more
War Is Peace; Freedom is Slavery; Ignorance is Strength
And free speech is a form of negotiable intellectual property, right? Maybe I can give up the blog. There is no percentage in clever commentary... Read more
Google Books debate
It’s all Google, all the time in our world. (I know that because I did a Google search of our world.) So, naturally, what’s the... Read more
Aereo (Part One): Angry Like (a) Fox
So: Aereo, right? Kind of a big deal. You might want to read about it. Maybe we should write something about it. Let’s work backward,... Read more
Copyright for bloggers
A while back ago I prepared a plain-language article, given the title “Copyright Rules of the Road for Bloggers,” for the Copyright & New Media... Read more
Top ten list
Okay, it’s a little late to actually attend his talk — but then again, most of LOC readers don’t really get to Iowa Idaho that... Read more
Digital analysis of images and counterfeiting
Yahoo! News: Swedish start-up Polar Rose plans to make its face recognition service publicly available on the Web in the second quarter of 2008 as... Read more
Free Expression vs. Copyright in the Digital Age
Here’s a “sneak preview” that was excerpted [when this item was first posted] from a paper to be delivered at Emory University’s Conference on Free... Read more
How many points is INFRINGEMENT?
We had been wondering who had the “Z.” Now the other tile drops, and probably right onto a triple word score — Hasbro, owner of... Read more
Goodbye, dolly
Pamela Chestek reports on the dizzying fallout of the Bratz litigation. Originally posted 2012-12-27 15:00:28. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
Copyright protection for blogs
Sarah Bird explains how to do it right. She explains why she thinks you would possibly want to bother here, conveniently omitting the uncomfortable fact... Read more