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Created Aug 17, 2022

The “Flowers” Epidemic: How an Increase in Copyright Infringement Claims Might be Changing the Music Industry

by Lindsay Rudd

Published: Nov 11, 2024

The Billion Dollar Play: NIL and Revenue Sharing Reshaping College Athletics

by Alyssa Baumann

Published: Aug 12, 2024

Is it “Game Over” for Microsoft’s Acquisition of Activision Blizzard?

by Carson Sanford

Published: Aug 09, 2024

X Corp. Sued for $250 Million by Music Producers for Refusing to Pay Licensing Fees

by Mayson Plesko

Published: May 13, 2024

Bad Blood with AI: Deepfakes and Taylor Swift, Elections, and Financial Fraud

by Paxton Gentry

Published: May 03, 2024

Blitzing the Contract: Gervon Dexter's Fight Against NIL's Dark Side

by Gavin Garcia

Published: Feb 28, 2024

Fake Drake: Legal Uncertainty in the Rise of AI-Generated Music

by Vincent Melara

Published: Feb 09, 2024

License to Use: How OpenAI’s Rush to Negotiate Licensing Deals May be Prompted by the Expansion of the Fair Use Doctrine

by Allie Krusniak

Published: Oct 27, 2023

The Era of the Live Nation Monopoly

by Eleana Tsiamtsiouris

Published: Aug 07, 2023

Movie Trailers and False Advertising

by Stephen Loelius

Published: Apr 19, 2023

Tick-Tock for Tik Tok? The Minimally Consolatory Difference Between Domestic and International Surveillance

by Matt Rosencrance

Published: Apr 03, 2023

What is TikTok really tracking?

by Mallory Redmon

Published: Mar 20, 2023

Art by Artificial Intelligence: Public Domain or Infringements on the Copyrights of Human Artists?

by Nathalie Rodriguez Mueses

Published: Mar 15, 2023

Conference Chaos: Could Congress Invoke the Sherman Act to Prevent Collegiate "Super Conferences"?

by Henry H. Little

Published: Nov 28, 2022

He’s “Not Afraid”: Eminem v. Spotify and the Constitutional Implications of the Music Modernization Act.

by Julia de Caralt

Published: Nov 22, 2022

FTC Puts the Freeze on Your Social Media Pages

by Grace Mickle

Published: Nov 07, 2022

The American Music Fairness Act and the Music Industry's Struggle over Change

by Mary Alexander Patterson

Published: Oct 31, 2022

The War of College Sports: A New NCAA Constitution

by Carlo Ballesteros-Flores

Published: Apr 28, 2022

TikTok: A New Copyright Minefield

by Noelle Henry

Published: Mar 07, 2022

Preventing Trademark Infringement or Stifling Healthy Competition? A Look at 1-800 Contacts and its Keyword Advertising Battle

by Michaela Cappucci

Published: Nov 25, 2021

Informed NIL Deals: Basic Contract Law Education Should be Required for All College Athletes

by Jacob Parrott

Published: Nov 15, 2021

Olympics’ Copyright Issue Highlights the IOC’s Outdated IP Licensing Approach

by Seth Elizondo

Published: Nov 11, 2021

Get Your Chip Together: The Role of Patent Protection in the Global Chip Shortage

by Ryan Mahabir

Published: Nov 08, 2021

Progress or Impediment? Global Privacy Law’s Impact on the Data-Driven Music Industry

by Michaela Cappucci

Published: Jul 13, 2021

Better Fortune in the New Year? The NCAA’s Fate Depends on [March] Madness

by Kyle Tatich

Published: Jan 21, 2021

The Washington NFL Team’s Newest Opponent: The “Trademark Hog”

by Kyle Tatich

Published: Oct 27, 2020

Entertaining Emergencies: How Hollywood is Casting a Hard Light on Force Majeure During COVID-19

by Jordan Peterson

Published: Jul 29, 2020

Symposium Spotlight: Mason Ashe

by Brian Lewis

Published: Feb 24, 2020

Symposium Spotlight: Shelia Huggins

by Olivia Bane

Published: Feb 21, 2020

Remasters Won’t Receive New Copyright

by Whitney Hosey

Published: Oct 10, 2018

“See You in Court”: How AT&T’s Acquisition of Time Warner Led to Litigation

by Gabriela Mejias

Published: Jan 29, 2018

Copyright Conflicts Between World of Warcraft and Its Players

by Jamie Burchette

Published: Sep 21, 2017

Whose Name Is It Anyway?

by Darius L. Lamonte

Published: Sep 08, 2017

A Guilty/Not-Guilty Peculiarity: The Split Verdict in the Second Dewey LeBoeuf Trial

by Mike Garrigan

Published: Aug 12, 2017

“Fearless Girl” Not Cowed by “Charging Bull”

by Cara Katrinak

Published: Jun 25, 2017

The Business of the Oscars

by Jacky Brammer

Published: Feb 26, 2017

Coca-Cola versus Dr. Pepper: Cola War Over “Zero” Trademark

by Amanda Whorton

Published: Mar 17, 2016

Boston Bruins vs. …… the IRS?

by Alec Robertson

Published: Oct 06, 2015

Disc Jockey to Juris Doctor, Spotlight Interview

by Rivver Cox

Published: Aug 25, 2015

Biggest Loser Host Hopes To Win Big In Court

by Hunt Harris

Published: Jul 26, 2015

Caught in the Web: SCOTUS’ Recent Decision Regarding Patent Royalties

by Amanda Whorton

Published: Jul 08, 2015

Opinion: Impact of Sony’s Decision to Cancel the Theatrical Release of The Interview

by Afzal Karim

Published: Mar 25, 2015

Let the Rights to “The Wheel of Time” Ride Again on the Winds of Time

by Blaydes Moore

Published: Mar 16, 2015

The Next Era of Digital Media

by Stephen C. Pritchard

Published: Apr 16, 2013

Horror in Fantasy Land: A Film Disturbs Disney’s Image

by Claire Little

Published: Mar 22, 2013

Caribbean Nation Plays Its Hand with Bold Move over U.S. Intellectual Property Rights

by Stephen C. Pritchard

Published: Feb 25, 2013

Even Hedge Funds Love Comics – Stan Lee Comic Book Character Lawsuit Receives Unusual Support

by Allison McCowan

Published: Feb 22, 2013

Exclusive Licensing: Netflix-Disney Deal Sets New Standard for Future Releases

by Stephen C. Pritchard

Published: Feb 15, 2013

How a Few Quick Downloads Could Bring Your Internet Browsing to a Crawl

by Lena Mualla

Published: Nov 29, 2012

Warner Bros. Contract Proves to be Kryptonite for Copyright Claim

by Stephen C. Pritchard

Published: Nov 26, 2012

Patents: the Ultimate Weapon Among Smartphone Companies

by Stephen C. Pritchard

Published: Oct 30, 2012

Political Song and Dance

by Stephen DeGrow

Published: Oct 22, 2012

Pirate Bay Founder Arrested in Cambodia on Charge that Isn’t Copyright Infringement Related

by Lena Mualla

Published: Oct 10, 2012

Dodd-Frank: Attempting a Pseudo-Liquidation of Title II

by Stephen C. Pritchard

Published: Oct 05, 2012

Picture Imperfect: News on Images in the Public Domain

by Stephen DeGrow

Published: Sep 26, 2012

What Can Your Cash Surplus Do For You? Apple’s Eight-Figure Settlement to Obtain Chinese iPad Trademark

by Stephen C. Pritchard

Published: Aug 11, 2012

Stalking for Smartphone Users: Welcome to the Wonderful World of Geolocation Apps

by Tierryicah Mitchell

Published: May 08, 2012

SOPA/PIPA, Foe to Internet Content Providers: Gone for Good, or Making a Comeback?

by Lena Mualla

Published: Mar 23, 2012

Electronic Arts Issues Preemptive Strike in True Battlefield Fashion

by Chris Hewitt

Published: Feb 09, 2012

Is It Worth the Work? (In)Ability of Pop Stars to Procure Future Rights

by Rob Abb & Matthew McClellan

Published: Dec 09, 2011

Who’s Not Ready?: Lionsgate Entertainment Sued for Copyright Infringement for Music in the LeBron James Documentary

by Tierryicah D. Mitchell

Published: Nov 08, 2011

Up in the Air: Amazon Launches Cloud Player without Licenses

by Lisa Peterson

Published: Aug 15, 2011

Can YouTube’s Copyright School Save it from New Copyright Laws?

by Jon Gasior

Published: Jul 25, 2011

Staggering Damages in LimeWire Case Translate “Peer-to-Peer” to “Fear-to-Peer”

by Matthew McClellan

Published: Jul 18, 2011

Righthaven: The Country’s First “Copyright Troll” and its Potential Impact on the Dissemination of Information on the Internet

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Jun 14, 2011

Joel Tenenbaum’s Unwavering War Against the RIAA: The Appellate Decision Coming Soon

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Apr 03, 2011

The Modern Trend Towards Digitization: The Ambitious Plan to Create a United States National Digital Library

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Mar 21, 2011

Trademarking the Top Ten Earning Athletes

by Joseph W. Norman

Published: Mar 15, 2011

Subway’s Pending Attempt to Trademark the Word “Footlong” Amidst the Backlash

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Mar 06, 2011

President Obama nominates the “Grokster killer” as U.S. Solicitor General

by Rob Abb

Published: Feb 27, 2011

Between Right and Responsibility: The Susan G. Komen Foundation’s Abusive Trademark Strategy

by Luke MacDowall

Published: Feb 25, 2011

Which One is More Dangerous: Knock-Off Handbags or Suppression of Free Speech?

by Lauren M. Tozzi

Published: Feb 23, 2011

Cyber Criminals and Digital Justice: Making a Criminal Case from the Electronic Crime Scene

by Andrew Brett Carrabis, J.D., M.B.A.

Published: Jan 14, 2011

Eliminating the First Sale Doctrine for Software Resellers in the Ninth Circuit

by Joseph W. Norman

Published: Dec 15, 2010

When Negotiations Go Sour: The Conflict between Fox and Cablevision and its Impact on the Consumer and Online Piracy

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Nov 25, 2010

The Godfather of Facebook: A Possible Trademark Infringement Suit in the Burgeoning Social Gaming Sector

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Oct 26, 2010

A $675,000 Damages Award for Illegal File Sharing: Joel Tenenbaum’s Ferocious Battle Against the Music Industry

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Oct 15, 2010

A Crushing Tackle by the Supreme Court: Why the NFL's Dreams of Antitrust Exemption Were Shattered

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Jun 01, 2010

The Department Of Justice Stakes Out a New Battlefront in IP Law: A Look at the New Task Force on Intellectual Property

by Luke Peterson

Published: Apr 02, 2010

MDY v. Blizzard: Using the DMCA to Enforce the Rules of Fair Play in Online Gaming

by Luke Peterson

Published: Dec 04, 2009