Intellectual Property

Piracy-Fighting System Is Broken, Hollywood Producers Say

The Copyright Alert System, launched in 2013 to battle piracy of movies, music and television, is ineffective, according to a […]

EU Tosses Spanish Challenge To Unified Patent Court

The Court of Justice of the European Union cleared the way for a unified patent system in Europe this week […]

.Sucks Threatens ICANN With Defamation Suit

Tired of seeing its “.sucks” domain registry dragged through the mud – for potentially dragging major brand names through the […]

Specter Of Litigation Looms Over Music Industry

The question of how many songwriters it took to write a tune called “Uptown Funk” has been settled out of […]

Is Defensive Domain Name Registration Worth It?

A number of IP attorneys weigh in on the question of defensive brand protection in the age of the Internet, […]

Blow For Artists As Appeals Court Strikes California Royalty Law

A state law provision that required California owners of art work to pay a royalty fee when selling fine art […]

Musicians Sue Filmmakers Over Foreign Recordings

The American Federation of Musicians has sued the three Hollywood entertainment companies for recording film scores outside the United States […]

Google To Open Patent Bazaar

The search engine giant Google has announced plans to experiment with a patent marketplace, an online portal in which patent […]

Mayweather-Pacquiao vs. Illegal Streamers

HBO, Showtime and other promoters of the highly anticipated Mayweather-Pacquiao boxing match are preemptively lashing out against websites advertising free […]

Congress Wraps Two-Year Copyright Review

This week’s House Judiciary hearing on U.S. copyright law, which is widely believed to be outdated, is the 20th such […]

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