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    Category: Literary Works

    February 2, 2009in Contracts, Copyright, IP, Literary Works, Technology0by Editor
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    In Which Tom Brown Gets Googled, or why the Google Books settlement is a bridge too far

    Chris Castle is Managing Partner of Christian L. Castle Attorneys, Los Angeles and San Francisco.  Google has reached a settlement of the “Google Books” case brought by the Authors Guild…

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    November 2, 2008in Innovation, Internet Sharing, Literary Works, Patents, Technology, Uncategorized0by Editor
    708

    Adapt or Die, Something Wiki This Way Comes

    The academic scientific community conventionally shares research results, ideas and expertise. Not surprisingly, the commoditization of peer reviewed journal articles seems antiquated with cost and accessibility issues when compared with…

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    October 29, 2008in Copyright, Literary Works, Patentability, Patents7by Editor
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    Patenting a novel's plot could deprive users of their rights under the Copyright Act

    Andrew Knight, a US novelist and a patent agent, was the first to apply for a patent on the unique plot of his novel. Although the US patent office rejected…

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    November 13, 2007in Copyright, Infringement, Internet Sharing, Literary Works, Subsidiary Rights1by Editor
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    French student arrested for posting non-authorized copies of Harry Potter

    Being an enthusiastic fan of J.K Rowling’s Potter novels I was infuriated to hear the French student arrested for publishing his own translation of the seventh chapter of the Potter…

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    November 13, 2007in Copyright, IP, Literary Works1by Editor
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    French student arrested for posting non-authorized copies of Harry Potter

    When a French teen becomes the target of police and is subjected to their interrogation while spending a night behind bars, one would imagine that perhaps the teen had committed…

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    November 13, 2007in Copyright, IP, Literary Works1by Editor
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    The Pirate is off the hook in liability Never-Never Land

    In August 2007, an unnamed 16 year old from Aix-en-Provence, France, was arrested, detained, and subsequently released for posting his own unauthorised French translation of The Deathly Hallows (the seventh…

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