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Intellectual Property

Practical Approach Series–Fair Use: When Do I Need to Ask for Permission to Post a Copyrighted Work to My Social Media?

By |February 4th, 2021|Categories: Copyright Issues, Entertainment Industry News, Entertainment Law, Fair Use, Internet Law, Social Media, Technology|Tags: , , , , |

By Cheshire Rigler   Can a band member post photographs of their concerts to their webpage or social media if they are taken by an unrelated photographer? Can the Instagram posts and stories of [...]

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Marvel Comics and the Power of Licensing

By |January 4th, 2019|Categories: Copyright Issues, Licensing|Tags: , , , |

by Madeline Rains, edited by BNSesq The backbone of Marvel Comics has always been the wealth of intellectual property possessed by the company. Its success was based around complete ownership of its characters, until [...]

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Intellectual Property Law: Is it relevant in today’s high speed digital age?

By |November 16th, 2017|Categories: Copyright Issues|

Editors Note:  Today we begin an intriguing series of articles regarding the relevance of intellectual property concepts in an age in which the likes of John Perry Barlow, founder of the EFF, have declared [...]

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The Plight of the Starving Artist – the CLASSICS Act may provide some relief.

By |August 2nd, 2017|Categories: Client Activity, Copyright Issues, Entertainment Industry News, Entertainment Law, Litigation, Music Industry, Music Publishing|

UPDATE - Since this article was written in 2017, the CLASSICS Act was incorporated in the Music Modernization Act, passed in December 2019. The plight of the “starving artist” is timeless and history is replete with [...]

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Secret Blend of 11 Herbs: Three Things to Know about the 2016 Defend Trade Secrets Acts

By |July 18th, 2017|Categories: Copyright Issues, Entertainment Industry News, Entertainment Law, Trademark Issues, Uncategorized|

By Drew Harris How delicious are those 11 “secret herbs and spices” assembled by Harland Sanders in 1930 for his popular “Kentucky Fried Chicken” sold at his local service station? It was so “finger lickin’ [...]

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Lessons Learned: Ghostwriter Tony Schwartz disparages Trump and his book “The Art of the Deal”

By |August 18th, 2016|Categories: Copyright Issues, Entertainment Industry News|Tags: |

  By Erin Thiele and Barry Neil Shrum, Esq. In the mid-1980s, Donald Trump approached Tony Schwartz to ghost write his autobiography.  At this point in time, Trump was in his early 30s and did [...]

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