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As DMCA Review Gets Real, Anti-Copyright Rhetoric Gets More Surreal

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Among the reasons I defend copyright is that I firmly believe it is inadvertently one of the most profound expressions of democratic principles in the American Constitution. When the framers essentially transposed English copyright into Article I of the Constitution, […]

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Copyright, Law & Policy

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About That McCloskey Photo

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There are a lot of posts going around lately about that photo. You know the one. It depicts St. Louis attorneys Mark and Patricia McCloskey […]

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Copyright, Digital Culture, Journalism

The Biden Administration Should Avoid Past Mistakes on Cyber Policy

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As thoughts turn to transition and, with any luck, healing divisions, the Biden-Harris administration should avoid any temptation to repeat mistakes made by the Obama […]

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Law & Policy

Google v. Oracle XI: Going In Circles at Oral Arguments

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On October 7, the Supreme Court finally heard oral arguments in the decade-long copyright software slugfest Google v. Oracle. Thomas Goldstein represented Google, Joshua Rosenkranz […]

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Copyright

Lemley Proposes Copyright Term Limit Disguised as Fair Use

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Welcome to Professor Lemley’s Home for Wayward Works. Formerly known as the Asylum for Orphan Works, but we really prefer not to use the O-word […]

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Copyright, Law & Policy

So Much Section 230 Noise, So Little Time to Waste

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Just a few years ago, it would have been damn hard to find a random citizen who had even heard of Section 230 of the […]

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Law & Policy
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