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Today’s Napster is not what it used to be. Prior to 2001, Napster was a free download application where music MP3’s could be downloaded, uploaded, and traded free of charge. The idea behind it was that people had a right to share their music with others and Napster was simply providing a means of doing just that. The federal copyright code details specific exclusive rights given to musicians for their works.
→ Read MoreThis article discusses the various remedies that a person may be entitled to in the event their intellectual property is infringed upon. Intellectual property infringement can be a violation of a trademark, copyright or patent.
→ Read MoreIf a business or individual freelance designer is hired to create a logo for a company, but the company does not pay for it, the designer generally owns the logo. This means that if the company uses it, the designer can bring a legal action for compensation or to prevent its use.
→ Read MoreTrademarks and service marks can be the best way to protect a band name. A trademark helps protect a band’s name and merchandising. A trademark is any word, phrase, design, symbol, or other similar marketing devices used by manufactures and merchants to identity and distinguish them from products and services sold by others.
→ Read MoreMusic law is a sub-species of what is know as entertainment law. The term music law is essentially a sub-species of what is known more generally as entertainment law. Entertainment law is the body of law and legal principles that have developed and evolved in the course of conducting the businesses which are known as branches of the entertainment industry.
→ Read MoreCopying from a copyrighted recording is not considered fair use, so the rumor that 4 or fewer notes can be copied is untrue.
→ Read MoreThe allegedly stolen technology relates to lidar, light detection and ranging sensors for helping self-driving cars see their surroundings.
→ Read MoreClothing can be protected by the First Amendment right to free speech.
→ Read MoreA New York federal court has ruled that a play based on the Dr. Seuss book How the Grinch Stole Christmas constituted fair use and thus did not infringe the copyright of the original children’s book.
→ Read MoreAfederal appeals court ruled that using someone else’s password to log into a computer network was a crime under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA).
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