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defamation via Twitter, TM infringement via LinkedIn
AvePoint, Inc. v. Power Tools, Inc., 2013 WL 5963034, No. 7:13CV00035 (W.D. Va. Nov. 7, 2013) AvePoint sued Power Tools (aka Axceler) and Burns (Axceler’s regional VP of sales for Western North America) for defamation, breach of contract, trademark infringement, … Continue reading
PTO/NTIA comments: remix
Comments submitted to NTIA/PTO: I’m not going to cover all of them or the non-remix parts like the discussions of digital first sale. For remix, along with the Organization for Transformative Works’ comment there are these: ASCAP: Current doctrine is … Continue reading
Organization for Transformative Works submits comments on remix to PTO/NTIA
Or, what I did while not on summer vacation. An extended discussion of why transformative, noncommercial works and cultures are valuable and deserve legal protection in the copyright regime. Conclusion: “However the copyright reform project proceeds, it is vital that … Continue reading
Research post available at University of Cambridge
Lionel Bently passes on the following: a 2 year research post studying questions of newspapers, digitisation and copyright, is available at the University of Cambridge. http://tushnet.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss
November 21st: WIPO Dir. Gen. Gurry at GW Law – Lecture and Live Webcast
The George Washington University Law School Intellectual Property Law Program cordially invites you to attend a lecture by The Honorable Francis Gurry, Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization “Intellectual Property Policy in the International Economy” The role of intellectual … Continue reading
Law in an Age of Disruptive Technology, Georgetown Law Journal Symposium
3D Printing Moderated by Rebecca Tushnet • Georgetown University Law Center Deven R. Desai & Gerard N. Magliocca, Patents, Meet Napster: 3D Printing and the Digitization of Things Deven Desai is a law professor at the Thomas Jefferson School of … Continue reading
Bernt Hugenholtz on Flexing Authors’ Rights
American University Washington College of Law Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property, The 2nd Annual Peter Jaszi Distinguished Lecture: Professor Bernt Hugenholtz – Flexing Authors’ Rights Many countries lack fair use or fair dealing. Adopters include Korea, Israel. Authors’ … Continue reading
Misleading health insurance letters?
Report on letters discouraging consumers from investigating cheaper alternatives and subsidies here at Talking Points Memo. Exercise for the reader: what’s the potential for Lanham Act and state consumer protection law claims (in states that don’t exclude insurance from the coverage … Continue reading
No class action against payment processor for multiple sites
Yordy v. Plimus, Inc., No. C12-0229, 2013 WL 5832225 (N.D. Cal. Oct. 29, 2013) Yordy went to TheNovelNetwork.com, which allegedly promised her unlimited downloads of bestselling eBooks for a one-time $49.99 fee, which she paid, only to discover that the … Continue reading
Peter Jaszi Lecture: Bernt Hugenholtz on Flexing Authors’ Rights
American University Washington College of LawProgram on Information Justice and Intellectual Property PresentsThe 2nd Annual Peter Jaszi Distinguished Lecture: Professor Bernt Hugenholtz – Flexing Authors’ Rights November 7, 2013 | Room 6035:30 Reception | 6:15 Lecture | 7:30 Dinner … Continue reading