Monthly Archives: November 2015
New Research to Be Presented at January Conference
I am excited to announce that Copyright and Technology NYC 2016 will feature a special presentation of new research: Notice and Takedown in Everyday Practice: Robots, Artisans, and the Fight to Protect Copyrights, Expression and Competition on the Internet. This is a landmark study on how the Notice and Takedown provisions of Section 512 of U.S. […]
Copyright and Technology NYC 2016: Early Bird Registration Now Live
Registration is now available for our next Copyright and Technology conference, which will be at the Kimmel Center at NYU on Tuesday, January 19, 2016. As you can see from the agenda, the conference is filling up with lots of great speakers — although we have room for more on some panels. If you would like […]
Crowdsourced Cover Collections: A Copyright Conundrum
A friend recently introduced me to a website called Cover Me, in which contributors write about cover versions of songs. There are artist-cover anthologies, lists of “Five Good Covers” of oft-covered songs, and entire albums’ worth of cover versions. Accompanying text describes the songs, the original artists, and the various cover versions. Sometimes the “art” is […]
Partnership with Stroz Friedberg
Joining forces on expert services for litigations.
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