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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Supreme Court Rules On Copyright Registration: What Does It Mean?
I previously wrote that I was hoping the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Reed Elsevier Inc. v. Muchnickwould finally answer the question of whether copyright registration is necessary for courts to have subject matter jurisdiction. We now have a ruling – it … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright, Licensing
Tagged copyright, copyright infringement, Google, registration
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Federal Circuit: Korean War Memorial Stamp Violated Sculptor’s Copyright
Sometimes a 37¢ stamp does buy quite a bit. One lucky sculptor, Frank Gaylord, may find that such a stamp could give him some extra spending money in the neighborhood of six or seven figures. The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently reversed the … Continue reading
Posted in Art Law, Copyright, Licensing, Photography
Tagged Art Law, copyright, fair use, Frank Gaylord, Korean War Memorial, litigation, photography, public art, sculptor, stamp
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