Fair Use Error in Seuss/Trek Mash-Up Case Not Good for Small Creators
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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Crying Wolf in the Section 230 Debate
After the 2016 election and news began to break about the amount of fake information and manipulative content that was being financed by various parties, […]
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What Netflix’s ‘The Great Hack’ Gets Right
I’ll tell the story again. This blog began the day a friend of mine—a very smart one—shared an article on Facebook that was patently untrue. When I […]
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The People the CASE Act Critics Don’t Want to Mention
“We are all authors now.” This has long been a talking point of anti-copyright organizations. I have credited it to Gigi Sohn, co-founder and former […]
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How to Avoid Copyright Infringement
After the CASE Act passed the Senate Judiciary Committee* on Thursday last week, the critics hit “Publish” on the blogs they had written with the […]
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