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Georgia State University copyright update: publishers appeal to 11th Circuit

Approximately a year ago, Judge Orinda Evans of the Federal District Court for Northern Georgia held that the electronic reserves practices of the

In a decision issued earlier this month, the Ninth Circuit held that the right to bring copyright claims cannot be transferred without an

Big changes may be afoot in copyright law these days, via both litigation and legislation. Courts are considering sweeping infringement claims with

The federal district court in New Jersey has dismissed Stefani Germanotta, a.k.a. Lady Gaga, from a copyright lawsuit filed by composer and record

The first prong of the fair use defense in copyright infringement cases, the "purpose and character of the use," is often described as an inquiry

Following the Second Circuit's remand order last year on appeal of an initial grant of summary judgment for YouTube, the Southern District of New

In an industry where technology is constantly evolving and racing to keep up with consumer habits, a recent court ruling came down to one basic

A U.S. federal court has held that the publication by a media monitoring service of excerpts from Associated Press news articles is copyright

Ever since the entertainment industry figured out how to use IP addresses to bring copyright infringement lawsuits against illegal downloaders

Several recent cases have highlighted the interesting issue of whether and when fictional characters - as distinct from the works they inhabit - are