Intellectual Property, Arts, & Technology Clinic
Yesterday IPAT Clinic client Authors Alliance launched a beta version of their Copyright Termination of Transfer Tool as part of Open Access Week, together with Creative Commons. United States copyright law allows for authors to reclaim the … [Continue reading]
This week, UCI IPAT Clinic students Rob Winson, Christopher Seah, and Spencer Cross, together with IPAT Clinic director Professor Jack Lerner, attended the Getting Real ’16 conference in Los Angeles. Getting Real ’16, organized by long-time IPAT … [Continue reading]
Yesterday, the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit upheld the FCC's “net neutrality” rule published last year. The rule will prohibit ISPs from engaging in throttling, blocking, and most importantly, paid prioritization—also known as … [Continue reading]
The UCI Intellectual Property, Arts, and Technology Clinic is pleased to announce that Christina Gagnier has joined the Clinic as an adjunct professor. Professor Gagnier, who also previously taught privacy and security law at UCI Law, first began … [Continue reading]
On May 25, IPAT participated in the United States Copyright Office’s Section 1201 Study roundtable in San Francisco, discussing ways in which the Office can improve the lengthy and burdensome DMCA rulemaking process. IPAT Clinic Director Jack Lerner … [Continue reading]