Are Internet streaming services cable systems under Section 111 of the Copyright Act and therefore entitled to retransmit broadcast television under the compulsory license scheme?
Every couple of years, we see social media users publishing long posts containing broad declarations of copyright with lots of legalese. We want to shout from the
The weather turned colder, houses glow with lights, and while we may not have all the presents under the tree yet, the holiday parties are
Well, it’s official. Cloudigy’s Antigone Peyton has been named to the Virginia Legal Elite list for her work in Intellectual Property. Antigone was selected by her professional
Hastags – a pound sign followed by a word or series of words with no space between – are ubiquitous on social media. People use
The fall television season is upon us, with networks busily promoting their new shows in hopes of creating the next lucrative franchise. And new
Better known for juicy tales of mobsters, adult film stars, and general shenanigans, the now-closed Las Vegas strip club “Crazy Horse Too” plays a role
A couple of months ago we spoke about copyright protection for clothing designs. Now it’s time to talk about shoes and trademarks. Converse, the maker
As we blogged back in April, the estate of Randy Craig Wolfe’s copyright lawsuit against Led Zeppelin went to trial in California. The verdict is
It’s political convention time once again and that means more intellectual property drama! This political season has already given us trademark disputes involving cease and desist
The 2016 presidential contest once again pushed trademark law into the news. A few weeks ago, it was the Democrats. Now it’s the Republicans. Well,
Can you copyright a language? Or a species? Or a yellow shirt? CBS and Paramount who own copyrights to the Star Trek television series and
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