May 1, 2017
Should the NBA Take Disciplinary Action Against Phil Jackson?
Many fans of the NBA know Phil Jackson as the best coach of all time. Jackson has eleven championship rings as a coach with the likes of Michael Jordan and
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May 1, 2017
The Principle of Exhaustion in the Labyrinth of Digital Markets
The Principle of Exhaustion is the touchstone feature of IP law in many countries including the European Union, where it is labeled as the “exhaustion of rights.” This guiding principle
May 1, 2017
Monetizing the Goodwill of New York’s Heroes
The al-Qaeda terrorist attacks that took place on the morning of September 11, 2001 resulted in the death of nearly 3,000 individuals. Sadly, most of the carnage took place in
April 7, 2017
Practitioner Perspective: Is There a Legal Distinction Between an Album, a Mixtape, and a Playlist?
[mfn]Author Leslie Zigel[/mfn] Streaming has significantly increased the flexibility that artists encounter when releasing new products into the marketplace. In some ways, streaming is history repeating itself as singles are becoming
April 6, 2017
Traditional Cultural Expressions: Art Nouveau and a Mexican Mural in Paris
Picture above was taken by Miguel Martinez Colin. Between 1997 and 1998, the Mexican and French Presidents held mutual Official State visits[mfn]Press Release 485, Office of the United Mexican States President,
April 5, 2017
Curbing Copyright Protection on EU’S Moral Grounds
Moral rights were enumerated in the Berne Convention of 1928, which has since been signed by most nations, including the United States. Countries such as France and Mexico protect moral
April 4, 2017
Press “Send” for Seizure
Social media platforms, originally intended to promote human interaction, are now being used as a platform for individuals to inflict physical harm on others. The Federal Bureau of Investigation recently
April 3, 2017
Jeff Koons Loses in yet Another Copyright Infringement Case
“ If the copy is an artwork, then what’s the original?”[mfn]R. Kennedy, If The Copy Is an Artwork, Then What’s the Original, The New York Times, Dec.6, 2007.[/mfn] The recent ruling
March 29, 2017
Are Professional Gamers Getting Played?
ESports, or competitive video gaming, has exploded in popularity in recent years. Professional video game players compete against each other for prize pools, drawing millions of viewers online and in
March 28, 2017
Dispute Over Trademark Red Gold
On Friday, March 24th, a jewelry company was granted a second chance to defend its trademark against luxury giant, Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy, and its Hublot brand specifically. Solid 21
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