After a federal appellate court overturned a ruling where Google had emerged victorious over Oracle, both may be headed to the United States Supreme Court in the near future. Google
The average American currently spends 34 hours per week watching television. That is almost 5 hours per day, and our investment in media and entertainment sees only to be increasing.
Recently, Indonesia made a move to tackle the enormous piracy problem that plagues the country, the BBC reported. They passed a law that not only targets the sellers of pirated
Hacked Celebs Sue ISPs Over Scandalous Selfies - Lawyers Say Sites Do Not Enjoy DMCA Liability Protection Those selfies you took during your last night out with friends may be
In October 2013, New York amended state labor law to grant protection for fashion models under the age of 18, formally affording them the same rights that other underage entertainers
From Victorian depictions by Robert Downey Jr. on the silver screen to more modern incarnations like BBC’s Sherlock and CBS’s Elementary, audiences cannot avoid the super sleuth Sherlock Holmes. It
In 2010, the Department of Homeland Security raided the home of copyright infringer Ms. Hana Beshara, of NinjaVideo, a site people would watch TV shows and movies through illegal streaming,
Neither, Says the U.S. Copyright Office In a hotly contested issue, one photographer whose unattended equipment was used by a monkey to take a selfie, found himself in an expensive legal
Ruling Perceived as Limited in Scope Finding that Aereo's new approach to streaming major broadcast networks' content to subscribers paying for Aereo's services did not avoid violating television networks' copyright privileges,
Supreme Court decides Alice Corp. Pty. Ltd. v. CLS Bank International, invalidating Alice Corp.'s Patents The Supreme Court resolved the highly anticipated seven-year dispute over business method patents held by Alice
