Fair Use: Andy Warhol’s Work May Provide Meaningful Guidance for Trademark Law
This week marks the 10th Anniversary of Fair Use Week. Join us for a discussion around recent developments related to […]
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Trademark Decision Casts First Amendment Doubt on Hawley Bill
Yesterday’s Supreme Court decision in Iancu v. Brunetti clearly indicates that Senator Hawley’s “Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act” (“the […]
Left Shark Can’t Seem to Shake it Off: Pop Queens Wield IP Power
The past few weeks have led to some interesting, and sometimes hilarious, news at the intersection of entertainment and IP. […]
IP’s “Immigration” Policy, Part 2
Last week I wrote about a phenomenon I referred to as ‘IP immigration,’ in which plaintiffs with non-IP injuries bring […]
FOX Rejects Johansson SodaStream Super Bowl Commercial
A year after DisCo covered CBS dropping the ban hammer on an ad for homebrew carbonated beverage company SodaStream aimed […]
