How Much Do They Cost? Entertainers Being Both (Lay)Person & (Intellectual) Property
Entertainers sell themselves: their public image, their time, and even their bodies. So, what happens when they forget that they are no longer “just” a person?
Entertainers sell themselves: their public image, their time, and even their bodies. So, what happens when they forget that they are no longer “just” a person?
The Midnight Sky singer and actress Miley Cyrus was sued for copyright infringement by a paparazzo, Robert Barbera, for posting his picture on her Instagram, and the claim was settled
Does an artificial intelligence system have the creative capacity to invent? Perhaps, but according to the Federal Circuit, they do not qualify as “inventors” for the purposes of patent law.
Condé Nast, the famous global media company and notable owners of Vogue, the New Yorker, and Vanity Fair among other publications, have sued Drake and 21 Savage after they used
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During the performance of a license agreement, when the beneficiary does not comply with the licensing terms, she might breach the contract and infringe the copyright.
“No area of copyright law is more complex, or productive of more controversy over recent decades, than the tangle of copyright rules and industry practices that govern the music industry.”
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The video game industry has been consolidating at a rapid pace, with Microsoft’s Activision-Blizzard acquisition being one of the latest examples. This historic merger and the antitrust concerns it raises
Why the Supreme Court looks poised to end Section 230 immunity for algorithmic content and friend suggestions with its upcoming case, Gonzalez v. Google.