DOC Releases Guidelines for Documentary Filmmakers
The Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC) has announced the release of its Guidelines to Fair Dealing Practices for Documentary Filmmakers. […]
The Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC) has announced the release of its Guidelines to Fair Dealing Practices for Documentary Filmmakers. […]
I confess that back when buying an album on CD was a big part of my life, I was always […]
POST UPDATED This post is somewhat curious to write – it is about a decision of the Canadian Federal Court of […]
The discussion of “fan fiction” at Wikipedia begins as follows: Fan fiction (alternately referred to as fanfiction, fanfic, FF, or […]
UPDATED BELOW The good folks at The Lawyers Weekly have published a short article of mine about the reversionary interest under […]
The good folks at IP Osgoode‘s IPilogue blog have published a short article I wrote which explores the "incidental inclusion" exception […]
A variety of news outlets have reported on the defamation action launched by scientist Andrew Weaver against the National Post, […]
Copyrights and political campaigns, that is. Ben Sheffner has comprehensive post up about the lawsuit brought by Don Henley against […]
Wikipedia maintains a “World’s Funniest Joke” page – of the three currently on offer, this joke, which apparently won top […]
Over at IP Osgoode’s IPilogue, Billy Barnes writes about a situation where intellectual property law rubber meets the entertainment law road: […]
How entertaining is playing a game? Gordon P. Firemark offers some thoughts, in his post Asked and Answered: Protection for […]