Copyright limitations and exceptions like fair use and fair dealing positively contribute to economic growth and innovation and are relied […]

Rachael Stelly · October 31, 2017

As negotiators converge on Ottawa to resume talks over updating the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), content interests […]

Matt Schruers · September 22, 2017

Last week saw developments in two cases involving the sale of digital content. In Disney v. VidAngel, the Ninth Circuit […]

Jonathan Band · August 31, 2017

Just after Memorial Day, entities and individuals supporting affirmance of the jury’s fair use verdict in the Oracle v. Google […]

Jonathan Band · June 14, 2017

This is the first in a series of posts on digital issues in NAFTA. Today is the final day to […]

Ali Sternburg · June 14, 2017

In a recently filed amicus brief, the Association of American Publishers (AAP) acknowledged that the decisions of the U.S. Court […]

Jonathan Band · May 18, 2017

As Matt Schruers indicated in a DisCo post earlier this week, copyright holder representatives have filed amicus briefs in support […]

Jonathan Band · March 2, 2017

The high profile IP dispute over Google’s reimplementation of the Oracle-owned Java API in Android software is headed back to […]

Matt Schruers · February 27, 2017

Many observers, including me, predicted that the 2014 decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (“CAFC”) […]

Jonathan Band · January 9, 2017

At a conference last week sponsored by Columbia Law School’s Kernochan Center for Law, Media, and the Arts, a panel […]

Jonathan Band · October 20, 2016