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Tag Archives: music
IPSC Breakout Session I
IPSC Breakout Session I: Copyright: Music & Remixes Assessing France’s Graduated Response Scheme Against Piracy & State Interventionism in the Marketplace for Copyrighted Content Nicholas Jondet Strong philosophical attachment to ©, and economic interests—Universal Music is French-owned. In practice, low … Continue reading
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Music Licensing conference at NYU, June 17
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Transformative work of the day, political edition
Rebel Girl: this pro-Clinton mashup was initially subject to a DMCA claim, but seems to have survived. from Blogger http://ift.tt/1sf5mKc
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Trademark question of the day, Hamilton edition
Yes, this is a Hamilton blog for the foreseeable future. As they say, sorry not sorry. Last night, Bernie Sanders sent me this email: Fellow Hamiltunes fans (many of whom are almost certainly in Sanders’ target demographic, like me) will … Continue reading
xkcd on Happy Birthday
As usual, xkcd has a great take. from Blogger http://ift.tt/1Jpu7DZ
IPSC: Copyright again
Copyright History Shyam Balganesh University of Pennsylvania Law School The Questionable Origins of the Copyright Infringement Analysis Jerome Frank’s infamous/canonical © infringement test from Arnstein v. Porter, influential across the country. Step 1: actual copying, dissection allowed, expert testimony … Continue reading
IPSC, Copyright and Society
Third Breakout Session: Copyright & Society Clemens Appl & Philipp Homar, Vienna University of Economics & Business, Education 4.0: Recent Challenges to Copyright From user-generated content to user-generated copyright. Use of materials for educational purposes is one of … Continue reading
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IPSC: Other IP
Other IP [Insert wry commentary about “fringe” fields like advertising law] Sarah Burstein, The University of Oklahoma College of Law Reviving Ornamentality Fed. Cir. killed the doctrine. Statute says new, original, and ornamental designs can get a design … Continue reading
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Transformative work of the day, Miss Piggy edition
Miss Piggy sings Rihanna’s BBHMM. You’re welcome. from Blogger http://ift.tt/1VpvSL0
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Transformative work of the day, Bryan Adams edition
Pop sonnets: Substantial similarity? from Blogger http://ift.tt/1ObzxGS
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