
Inconvenient Friction: DMCA Review 2020
Tomorrow (December 18, 2020), the Senate Judiciary Committee will present draft legislation with proposed amendments to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998. Whatever is […]
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Tomorrow (December 18, 2020), the Senate Judiciary Committee will present draft legislation with proposed amendments to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998. Whatever is […]
Continue reading »When one files an allegation of fraud in court, one must present evidence. No, I am not referring to that freak show of litigations about […]
Continue reading »As mentioned in my last Google v. Oracle post, the Supreme Court devoted considerable attention during oral argument to addressing the standard applied by the […]
Continue reading »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 […]
Continue reading »In my recent post about the McCloskey photograph, I said that courts tend to favor a photographer’s right to capture and distribute an image, even […]
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