Dissecting the digital utopia.
Although it has been my intention to write about Google v. Oracle serially, addressing the legal questions in more or less in the order they are presented and weighed in a court opinion, it turns out today marks the end […]
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May people know that online service providers are shielded from liability for copyright infringement by their users, meaning that a court will, on summary judgment, […]
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Because I defend the principles of copyright, I write a lot about the value of creative expression and the author’s right to choose how that […]
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As our attention turned to concerns about disinformation, hate speech, and data security after the 2016 election, it became clear that the big cyber policy […]
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Anyone who is consistently engaged on copyright issues is used to hearing the rhetoric from the major critics, who say things like We support creators while they […]
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As noted in Part I, there are a lot of moving parts to this story that cannot be addressed in a single post; but the […]
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