Dissecting the digital utopia.
Last Monday, the world’s largest distributor of audiobooks, Audible, had intended to launch a new service called Caption, a feature that uses voice-to-text transcription technology […]
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As with so many copyright questions, the answer is “it depends.” I stumbled into a discussion on Twitter last week that included some fairly cynical […]
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After reading the indictment that was handed down last week against the eight men who allegedly ran the pirate streaming service called Jetflicks, all I […]
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Most conversations (i.e. arguments) about copyright tend to revolve around artists in the traditional sense—musicians, authors, filmmakers, photographers, etc.—wanting to make a living from their […]
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In order for copyright law to work for all the Whos in Whoville—the small and the tall—legal reasoning must apply equally whether the plaintiffs are major […]
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