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31Jul 2013

Ask Dr. Copyright – What’s Fair Use?

July 31, 2013 Lawrence Husick Ask Dr. Copyright, Copyright

Dear Doc: I know you’ve explained the legal concept of “fair use” before, but I have a question about that. Does it infringe an author’s copyright in a book to paraphrase one sentence from the book in a movie, if you give credit to the author, or is it fair use? Sincerely, Absolom Absolom,  Mississippi […]

31Jul 2013

The DMCA to the Rescue (Maybe) …

July 31, 2013 Adam Garson Copyright
courtroom

In a recent embarrassing broadcast by KTVU television of San Francisco, the morning anchor, Tori Campbell, identified the pilots of the recent San Francisco Asiana airline crash as “Captain Sum Ting Wong,” “Wi Tu Lo,” “Ho Lee Fuk,” and “Bang Ding Ow.”   As she read the names, Campbell didn’t flinch and, even more perplexing, […]

29Jun 2013

Ask Dr. Copyright … Happy Birthday to Dr. Copyright

June 29, 2013 Lawrence Husick Ask Dr. Copyright, Copyright
Copyright

Dear Doc: I took my daughter out to dinner for her birthday at a local eatery (that’s what they call a restaurant when they want to charge more for the same old burritos) and at the end of the meal, all of the servers gathered around, slapped a sombrero on her head, and sang some […]

30Apr 2013

Ask Dr. Copyright…Aero Inc.

April 30, 2013 Lawrence Husick Ask Dr. Copyright, Copyright
uploading photos

Dear Doc: I used to have “rabbit ears” on my TV. On stormy nights, I had to stand “just so” near the left ear to see channel 17, but other than that, it worked just fine. Then the electronics companies and the gub’ment told me that I needed “digital” TV or cable. Now, I like […]

30Apr 2013

Just How Much Can an Artist Appropriate and Get Away With — Plenty!

April 30, 2013 Adam Garson Copyright
C in the circle is for copyrights

So, do you know what an “appropriation artist” is?  It’s an artist who uses preexisting objects or images to create new works of art.  While you might guess that appropriation artists keep many a copyright lawyer employed they also sell their works for large sums of money.  Take for example, Richard Prince, perhaps, the most […]

28Mar 2013

Ask Dr. Copyright — A case of “standing”

March 28, 2013 Lawrence Husick Ask Dr. Copyright, Copyright, Litigation
The-Top-Computer-Companies-In

Dear Doc:  I’ve been listening to NPR, and when they talk about Supreme Court cases, they talk about someone standing around, and how much that matters to all them old folks on the Court.  Then they complain that folks lack standing (I guess they never heard of those tall desks like old Tom Jefferson used.) […]

28Mar 2013

Kirtsaeng Wins Before the Supreme Court!

March 28, 2013 Adam Garson Copyright
TM is for trademarks

If you’re a regular reader of our newsletter, you may recall in 2011 our writing about Supap Kirtsaeng’s legal problems when he was sued by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (“Wiley”) for selling text books on e-bay.  Kirtsaeng, a Thai national, opened a used textbook business in 2009 to support his educational studies in the […]

28Feb 2013

The Berne Convention: Mother of All Copyright Treaties

February 28, 2013 Ash Tankha Copyright
combo lock

You may have never heard of the Berne Convention but it’s a very import international treaty governing copyrights.  Here’s a brief overview.  The Berne Convention was first adopted in Berne, Switzerland in 1886 and requires its signatory countries to safeguard the copyrights of a work created in other signatory countries as it would protect those […]

31Jan 2013

But I Already Paid for That!

January 31, 2013 Lawrence Husick Copyright, Intellectual Property
Internet and Intellectual Property

The United States Federal Government does a lot with tax dollars. One of those things is that it funds research in many areas that lead to published papers in basic science, medicine, engineering, and many more fields. Another is that it runs the Federal Court system, which publishes orders, rules, opinions, and the like. What […]

31Dec 2012

Notice or Not: ©

December 31, 2012 Adam Garson Copyright
gavel of justice

In late November, David Pogue of the New York Times wrote about a hoaxer who plastered Facebook sites with an unsolicited message that stated: In response to the new Facebook guidelines, I hereby declare that my copyright is attached to all of my personal details, illustrations, comics, paintings, crafts, professional photos and videos, etc. (as […]

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