Might As Well Be Bots
So, I don’t engage very often via Twitter, but once in a while, I respond to something that catches my attention and then usually regret […]
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You’re Watching Too Much TV—All Because of Copyright!
An editorial appeared in The Hill written by Martin Skladany, associate professor of law at Penn State. Titled To curb dangers of media consumption, let’s […]
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Libido for Dystopia: A Response to “The Second Digital Disruption” – Part I
“It is as if some titanic aberrant genius, uncompromisingly inimical to man, had devoted all the ingenuity of Hell to the making of them. They […]
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Incoherent Copyright Ruling Should Anger Photographers
My colleague Stephen Carlisle at Nova Southeastern University already made short work of the aberration of copyright law and fair use analysis that occurred recently […]
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Considering Jessica Litman’s Call to Rethink Copyright Doctrine
One of the more popular talking points among copyright critics is that copyright only works for corporations but not for individuals. Thus, debate about copyright’s […]
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