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    Month: February 2008

    February 28, 2008in Copyright, Infringement, Movies, Trademarks0by Editor
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    The Battle over the Rights to “Zombies in a Mall”

    When asked to think about the pop-culture zombie genre, classics such as George A. Romero’s 1979 film “Dawn of the Dead” (and its 2004 remake) and Peter Jackson’s 1992 creation…

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    February 23, 2008in General0by Editor
    576

    Faster Than A Speeding Lawsuit

    In two months’ time, the estate of Jerry Siegel, co-creator of Superman, will finally take Time-Warner Communications (via its subsidiary, DC Comics) to trial over ownership of copyright. Siegel (along…

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    February 23, 2008in Copyright, Digital Downloads, IP, Music Industry0by Editor
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    Some Share the Files, All Share the Costs

    The Songwriters Association of Canada (SAC) recently proposed legalization of peer-to-peer music filesharing via the imposition of an obligatory $5 monthly fee on all Canadian broadband users. It is estimated…

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    February 16, 2008in IP, Privacy, Technology0by Editor
    570

    Targeting Individuals: Targeted Advertising on Online Social Networks

    Advertising has always been, or has tried to be, “targeted” at potential and existing customers. The entire purpose of advertising has, and continues to be, to communicate the virtues of…

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    February 11, 2008in General2by Editor
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    New tools for new paradigm - Robertson v. Thompson Corp.

    I’m going to show you how to be a millionaire. First, draw a line on a piece of paper. Great. You have just created a one-dimensional world. In this world,…

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    February 5, 2008in Copyright, IP, Movies, Technology1by Editor
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    Mashups, Fair Use and Community Standards

    Mashup culture continues to expand and proliferate, especially in the online word. Many audience members are no longer content merely to consume media, but actively comment on it, interact with…

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