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A Stunning Confession Potentially Destroys Fariey’s Fair Use Defense
Despite depictions in TV shows and the movies, most court cases do not involve dramatic confessions, cover ups and Presidential politics. Of course, most court cases don’t involve Stephen Fairey. From pasting the Obey Giant (now his Twitter name) and other “Obey” posters on public property … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Law, copyright, entertainment, ethics, fair use, Fairey, First Amendment, Hope poster, litigation, media, Obama, political speech
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IP Litigation From Flyover Country 