by anickow | Nov 14, 2007 | Uncategorized
by: Kurt Hunt, Blog Editor, MTTLR1In the ongoing debate about the scope of U.S. copyright law, there is possibly no company more in the spotlight than YouTube. YouTube launched in 2005 as a website where users could “easily upload and share video clips . . ....
by anickow | Nov 5, 2007 | Uncategorized
by: John Geis, Associate Editor, MTTLRIt’s that time of year again: crisp Saturday afternoons, college football, and the release of the Bowl Championship Series (“BCS”)1 standings. The BCS standings determine who plays for the NCAA Football Division I...
by anickow | Oct 29, 2007 | Uncategorized |
by: Nancy Sims, Associate Editor, MTTLRIn 2003, the RIAA began a campaign to protect the music of its members by bringing infringement suits directly against individual users of file-sharing software.1 In the four years since, the RIAA has approached over...
by anickow | Oct 22, 2007 | Uncategorized |
by: Amy Duvall, Associate Editor, MTTLRIt has been a tough year for Forever 21. Over the past year, the down-market fashion merchandiser has been hit by several lawsuits (19 as of September, according to The Trademark Blog).1 The issue is whether Forever 21’s...
