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Digital Reproduction May not Violate Copyright
The Eleventh Circuit has held that a digital reproduction of a copyrighted image may, under certain circumstances, be a privileged revision of the work that does not violate the creator’s copyright. In an en banc decision, the sharply divided court...The Eleventh Circuit has held that a digital r...
Promptly Register Your Copyrights or Lose
Companies and individuals with copyrighted materials should make certain to register their copyrights with the U.S. Copyright Office as soon as practical after the material has been published. If an application for registration is not made within three months of...Companies and individuals with...
Don’t Ignore Copyright Infringement Allegations
It’s never a good idea for a business or individual accused of copyright infringement to simply ignore the allegations, hoping they’ll go away. This is particularly true when the copyright holder files a lawsuit seeking damages, as the defendant in...It’s never a good idea for a business or indiv...
District Court Clarifies Exclusive Right to Distribution
An Arizona district judge recently reconsidered its decision to grant summary judgment in favor of a group of recording companies in Atlantic Recording Corporation et al. v. Howell. The record companies accused Mr. and Mrs. Howell of using music-sharing software...An Arizona district judge recently...
Record Companies Ordered to Pay Attorney's Fees
The District Court of Oregon recently ordered a group of record companies to pay an accused file-sharer's attorneys’ fees in the amount of $300,000 for defending her suit over a two-year period. Plaintiffs Atlantic Recording Corp., Priority Records LLC, Capitol...The District Court of Oregon r...
