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Comment on Third Circuit holds discovery rules govern claim accrual under the Copyright Act by Morton Chier

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Comment on Copy shop liable for direct infringement from student on-premises copying of course packets by Bette Hust

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Comment on Hearing today on Google Books Amended Settlement Agreement by gadzet

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Comment on Conversion claim for website fails because of lack of ownership, implied contract by Grafikkarten-Temple

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Comment on Baltimore Ravens’ use of logo in memorabilia held to be fair use in long-running dispute by 10 Reasons Bengals fans should Hate the Ravens

10 Reasons Bengals fans should Hate the Ravens — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 17:33:58 +0000

[...] 8. The Ravens logo – You know what is dumber than a cartoon Ravens head? A shield with some wings coming out of it. You know what is dumber than that? Stealing that design from some night security guard and then denying it. For the first two years of their existence, the Baltimore Ravens made a ton of money off a design they stole. The artist, Frederick E. Bouchat, sued and won in court but was given no monetary compensation. Go ahead, google it. [...]

Comment on 10th Cir.: Court reporters do not own a copyright in the transcripts that they prepare by Donna Collins

Donna Collins — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 15:03:36 +0000

While there may be some court reporters who believe they have “ownership” of the transcript, we all do not feel that way. I have always argued against that concept. We should be paid fairly for the first time we prepare a transcript. In the case of the official reporter, once they have been paid and it is filed with the clerk, it is a public record. In the case of freelance reporters and depositions, once paid for their initial work, the transcripts belong to the parties and their attorneys. Updating software and computers and tools to accomplish our work is a cost of doing business, just as any other business, and we should take those costs into account when setting our prices.

Comment on MDY and its president found liable for DMCA violations for Glider World of Warcraft application; permanent injunction granted but not entered by Naomi Rankin

Naomi Rankin — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 03:22:48 +0000

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Comment on 10th Cir.: Court reporters do not own a copyright in the transcripts that they prepare by Gregg Nulle

Gregg Nulle — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 09:20:01 +0000

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Comment on 7th Cir opines on originality standard for derivative works by Glenn

Glenn — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 18:09:08 +0000

Very interesting… So does this mean that if you photograph a piece of art in Illinois and then, say, use it in a blog post, there is the potential of being found in violation of copyright ??