Can one desire too much of a good thing?
Category: Copyright
Copyright infringement in literature, art, and film from 1923 to present. Enjoy a nefarious tale or two about intellectual property theft, on me, gratis.
Copyright Fallacies
No copyright notice ≠ no copyright
The Hobbit Is Coming, The Hobbit Is Coming!
Zaentz’s lawyers have sought to trademark THE HOBBIT for virtually every category of international goods
Copyrighted
. . . of late the PTO has been turning away dot-com trademark applications like unwanted junk mail . . .
Harry Potter and the Copyright Pirates
Despite her purported admiration for the online Lexicon, when RDR Books proposed to publish a print version, Rowling filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in New York District Court seeking to enjoin the publication.
Grooveshark and the Copyright Pirates
Just before the closing bell on Friday, Universal filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Grooveshark’s parent company, Escape Media Group
Live Nude Copyrights
For those of you who hate to subscribe to things but still have sufficient neurological juice left in your big big brains to remember short phrases, just open up your browser and type "Who Is Your Lawyer" in one of its myriad forms
