Game On or Copyright Conundrum? Copyright of AI in the US
Under current US Copyright Office policy, AI-generated content cannot be copyrighted unless it contains sufficient human authorship. This means that…
Avoiding Copyright Infringement: The Truth About the 30% Rule
The idea of a 30% rule for copyright protection is a fallacy. Someone who reproducing another works, without authorization is…
Copyright Infringement for Artificial Intelligence Software
In a landmark ruling, on September 25, 2023, a federal judge in Delaware denied summary judgment over a legal research…
High Court Rules, Errors in a Copyright Registration are not Fatal
On February 24th, the US Supreme Court ruled that errors in a copyright application do not automatically invalidate a copyright.…
Surprising History of Copyright Infringement
The Duchess of Sussex a/k/a Meghan Markle has recently been in the news. In a recent interview with Oprah, the
In surprise move, Copyright Office can decide Copyright Infringement Cases
COVID Relief includes Copyright provisions Last night, as part of the latest round of COVID relief, Congress enacted new intellectual
Intersection of Copyright and Trade Secret Protection
When protecting computer code, your failure to properly protect the trade secret can result in a loss of IP rights.…
Because of Blackbeard, States free to Loot
Are states free to Loot? Back in 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court held that a states are immune from copyright
Copyright Music – 101 Series
Copyright music, protects two different types of works. Copyright protects the musical composition (the song) and the sound recording. Depending…
New Copyright Court
Copyright Claims Board Back in 2019, the Copyright Small Claims Bill known as the Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act