In his recently published article, “Art Crimes? Theoretical Perspectives on Copyright Protection for Illegally-Created Graffiti Art” in the Maine Law Review, Jamison Davies explores the boundaries of intellectual property law as it applies to this form of urban public art. …
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Roller derby is a predominantly female, all-American contact sport that combines fierceness and speed with elements of punk rock and camp. In Talk Derby to Me: Intellectual Property Norms Governing Roller Derby Pseudonyms [90 Texas Law Review 1093 (April 2012)], …
Back in December, we previewed the 2012 nutshells that had already arrived in the library [2012 Nutshells Arrive]. Figured it was time to update our list of the most current nutshells: Tax Procedure and Tax Fraud in a Nutshell [KF6324 …
A recent article in Crain’s Cleveland Business interviews some local patent attorneys whose business will be affected by the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act, which was signed into law in September. As mandated by the Act, in March 2013 there will be a switch …
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Who knew that tedious licensing language could be so entertaining? Take a listen to these very short dramatic readings of Apple licensing software by actor Richard Dreyfus, brought to you by CNET.com. Thanks to Professor Karin Mika for the tip. …
