The Challenge of the Unlocatable Copyright Owner – Now Empirically Verified
Further to our earlier post (The Challenge of the Unlocatable Copyright Owner), Jeremy de Beer and Mario Bouchard have written […]
Further to our earlier post (The Challenge of the Unlocatable Copyright Owner), Jeremy de Beer and Mario Bouchard have written […]
Aaron Moss, writing at Law Law Land, has a great post about identical or similar movie titles: Reuse and Confuse? […]
[Friend and colleague Simon Chester has graciously consented to our cross-posting the following item (which can also be found at […]
Recent article on-line which likens the burgeoning popularity of iPhone applications to a gold rush for game developers in Montreal. Its […]
As Bill C-32 moves into the critical committee stage, commentary on the topic has been piling up at a frenzied pace. […]
Since its release in 1982, the coming of age comedy Porky’s has had the distinction of being the most successful […]
A round-up of questions and answers provided by entertainment law blogs (readers should note that the links below are to […]
Greg Lastowka (Professor of Law at Rutgers University) has just published Virtual Justice: The New Laws of Online Worlds (Yale […]
If there’s a single maxim by which entertainment lawyers live, it’s surely “get it in writing”. And if anyone needed […]
[The following post was written by Heenan Blaikie articling student Michael Shedletsky – I’d like to thank him for contributing […]
The Globe and Mail last weekend ran an interesting article by Kate Taylor: Visual artists seek a percentage of resale […]
More selected Bill C-32 (The Copyright Modernization Act)-related commentary for perusal: James Gannon points out Charlie Angus’ C-32 Blunder Gannon also discusses […]