Rutgers University law professor Michael A. Carrier has published a very interesting paper called “Copyright and Innovation: The Untold Story” that is very much worth reading, regardless of whether you agree with its conclusions. The core of Carrier’s argument is that “Copyright has an innovation problem,” as he puts it in the article’s abstract. Drawing…
If you go by the headlines alone, then you’d be tempted to come to the conclusion that technology like digital fingerprint filtering is wreaking havoc on the Internet, and resulting in instant take-down of online copyright infringements in response to a runaway number of ‘false positives.’ “Out of control copyright bots are making a mockery…
For topics that are subject to such extensive discussion among web surfers, academics, lawyers, media professionals, and technologists alike, issues like intellectual property enforcement and digital content piracy have been strangely absent from the political rhetoric during the 2012 convention season. Take the policy platforms that have been published by the two parties, for example;…
A group called American Photographic Artists has proposed a very intriguing idea: the notion of air max 270 femme a more efficient and nimble procedure by which federal courts could consider relatively small copyright infringement cases, which is being referred to loosely as a “small claims court” specifically for copyright. As the overview of the…
