Intellectual Property, Arts, & Technology Clinic
Yesterday, the independent filmmaking world breathed a sigh of relief when the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed an earlier ruling in Garcia v. Google, the infamous "Innocence of Muslims" case. The case concerned whether an actress who appeared … [Continue reading]
On April 29 Professor Lerner will be in New York for the Association of Commercial Stock Image Licensors 2015 Footage Expo. Professor Lerner writes: "I'll be on a panel talking about 'Intellectual Property on the Move,' in particular the problems … [Continue reading]
In case you didn't catch it, the FCC released its Open Internet Order on March 12th. Not only do these new rules help preserve a free and open internet, but IPAT's reply comment on behalf of IDA was directly cited to by the FCC in support of its … [Continue reading]
Talking net neutrality at the UCI Entertainment Law Society symposium. From left: the LA Times's Jon Healey, UCI's Scott Jordan, Chris Savage of Davis Wright Tremaine, and Art Neill of New Media Rights. … [Continue reading]
The Washington Post writes about the DMCA exemption that IPAT is seeking on behalf of International Documentary Association, Kartemquin Films, and thousands of filmmakers everywhere. Among other things, they mention a terrific blog post … [Continue reading]