False Analogies in the Oracle v. Google Oral Argument
The danger of false analogies in software copyright cases was readily apparent in last Thursday’s oral argument in Oracle v. […]
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Oracle v. Google at the Federal Circuit Round Two: Transformativeness and Trial Talk
As Jon previewed on Monday, today the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit held the latest round of oral […]
Previewing Thursday’s Oracle v. Google Oral Argument at the Federal Circuit
This Thursday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) will hold oral arguments in the fair use […]
Evidence Continues to Show Benefit of “Openness” in Copyright Regimes
Copyright limitations and exceptions like fair use and fair dealing positively contribute to economic growth and innovation and are relied […]
Calls to Backtrack on Copyright Balance Put Tech Backing for NAFTA in Doubt
As negotiators converge on Ottawa to resume talks over updating the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), content interests […]
VidAngel, ReDigi, and the Sale of Digital Content
Last week saw developments in two cases involving the sale of digital content. In Disney v. VidAngel, the Ninth Circuit […]
Amicus Briefs in Support of Fair Use in Oracle v. Google
Just after Memorial Day, entities and individuals supporting affirmance of the jury’s fair use verdict in the Oracle v. Google […]
Digital Issues in NAFTA: Balanced Copyright
This is the first in a series of posts on digital issues in NAFTA. Today is the final day to […]
AAP Praises Wisdom of HathiTrust and Google Books Decisions
In a recently filed amicus brief, the Association of American Publishers (AAP) acknowledged that the decisions of the U.S. Court […]
Oracle v. Google? Again? Part II: Amici Recognize the Essential Nature of Fair Use
As Matt Schruers indicated in a DisCo post earlier this week, copyright holder representatives have filed amicus briefs in support […]
