Intellectual Property

Cardi B Is Heading to Trial Over Her Tattooed Album Cover

Cardi B and her entertainment company recently learned the hard way that when you use a photograph from Google Images on an album cover, you may wind up in a lengthy lawsuit that turns out to be one of the statistical few that go to trial.

The Internet Archive National Emergency Library – A National Treasure In Uncertain Times or Mass Piracy?

Publishers allege not only that the NEL constitutes broad copyright infringement, but that the entirety of the Internet Archive’s library services do as well.

March Gladness! Two March 2020 Court Decisions Recalibrate Music Copyright Law

Court Rejects Fair Use Defense Over Use of Painting in Documentary

Court Finds Network’s Uses of Yearbook Photos of (Now-Duchess) Meghan Markle Not ‘Fair Use’

Viral Like Me

Goldman v. Breitbart (‘Embed’) Case – Continued and (Not Quite) Ended

Seventh Circuit Upholds Dismissal of Defamation, False Light and Related Lanham Act Claims on Opinion Grounds War of Experts Best Resolved By Rebuttal, Not Defamation Suit

Fighting Copyright Pirates Through Preregistration

Supreme Court Preview: FUCT