Creativity and copying - how innovation really happens
Ars Technica – Law and Disorder
- Prenda lawyer Paul Hansmeier asks appeals court to delay sanctions
- Aussie government tries to block two sites, takes down 1,200
- MP to Google: “You do do evil” when it comes to tax
- Congress sends Google a list of questions about privacy and Glass
- Nintendo kicks “Let’s Play” videos off YouTube then slaps ads on them
The Art Law Blog
- Six of one
- "Since the full price of artworks donated to charity are not tax deductible for the artist, new records are a major incentive for their participation."
- Much Better Than The Impractical Advice Panel
- "Why Can’t We Take Pictures in Art Museums?" (UPDATED)
- "So although many in the art world and the art law world are championing the latest Second Circuit flop, what they should be asking is how the hell are we supposed to analyze fair use post-Cariou."
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Computational Creativity & Copyright: Artificially Intelligent Authorship
While researching AI and computational creativity for a paper I'm writing I realized the site for the Harvard Journal of Law and Technology Digest was down, so my paper "Artificial Intelligence and Authorship Rights" was inaccessible. I'm posting the penultimate draft here until such a time as they have it back up and want this…
COPYRIGHT: The Legal Matrix
Copyright: The Visual Matrix. This is the updated version recently seen at metaLAB @ Harvard's openLAB!
Dead Guys – On Copyright
Intellectual property law has grown like a cancer,[1] with copyright growing on creative content to produce a tangled, dysfunctional knot of proprietary rights that eat away at what could be a robust system of incentives and digital production. (How about you ask how I really feel?) Which is one of my main reasons for obsessing about copyright…
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