Supreme Court Justices Slam Google For Apparently Cheating Its Way To The Top
While a decision in Google v. Oracle isn’t expected for a few months, the justices’ pointed questioning at the Big Tech giant indicates Google broke the law to get ahead.
Why Philly Fans Should Boo The ‘New’ Phillie Phanatic
The Phillies unveiled their ‘new’ Phanatic in large part to avoid paying royalties to its initial creators.
Here’s How The Supreme Court Can Stop Google From Stealing People’s Ideas
The Supreme Court will rule this year on Google v. Oracle, and when it does, it can rein in both Google and the legal doctrine of ‘transformative use,’ an abuse of the ‘fair use’ exceptions to copyright laws.
Supreme Court Should Stop Georgia From Charging Citizens $404 Per Year To Read Their Own Laws
By barricading access to annotated codes that hold legal power and that the government partially funds, states unjustly deny people the right to properly understand the extent of the law, and defend themselves in court.
If Rihanna And Mick Jagger Don’t Want Trump Playing Their Tunes, They Need To Take On Copyright Monopolies
Instead of blaming the DOJ for the frustration of artists like Rihanna and Jagger, policymakers should consider revisiting the unrestrained corporate greed that brought about these restraints.
5 Ways EU Regulations Will Make An Internet With One Neck, Ready For One Leash
The EU’s proposed Article 13 is supposed to enforce copyrights on the Internet, but it will really establish big tech companies as information gatekeepers.
Richard Prince’s Loss Over Appropriated Art Gives Copyright Law A Chance
A federal court judge just rejected Richard Prince’s claim that his use of another artist’s work was so patently innovative, he shouldn’t have to go to trial for charges of infringement.
Thanks To Asian-Americans, Supreme Court Reaffirms Core Of Citizens United: Money Is Speech
Our commerce and speech are often inseparably linked, such that the government’s attempt to limit one results in limiting the other.
For Postmodernists Like Richard Prince, Art Is Theft
Are creators entitled to the fruits of their hard work, imagination, and creativity? The cultural left for which Richard Prince is the poster boy says no.
Steven Tyler To Donald Trump: I’m Republican. Stop Using My Song
Donald Trump would not let Steven Tyler drink Trump Vodka for free. Why should he expect to use Tyler’s music for free?
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