Author: Elizabeth Coleman
Somehow, inside a month, I find myself writing two unique columns concerning copyright… and pirates. Not copyright “piracy,” but real pirates. As in, eye patches, parrots, and swashbuckler pirates. SCOTUS has agreed to listen to ...
The roads can be a dangerous place. For some, they are fatally dangerous. Around 1.35 million people lose their lives in a fatal auto accident every year. In many of these cases, the accidents could ...
An entire new Aladdin is in movie theaters. We went to peer it the remaining week. It has a few extraordinary Bollywood-fashion dance scenes, a resplendent palace and the high-quality magic carpet rides over Agrabah ...
On March 26, European lawmakers permitted sweeping copyright reforms that might and could most probably have far-reaching criminal results for tech-giants like Facebook and Google. The new copyright directive has been within the works because ...
Enda Kenny assured Facebook’s second in command, Sheryl Sandberg, in 2012 that the authorities might comply with EU copyright policies in “a minimalist way.” In previously undisclosed correspondence, the then Taoiseach wrote to Ms. Sandberg ...
The U.S. Supreme Court will use a sunken pirate delivery case to study a shipwrecked 1990 regulation that is supposed to abrogate states’ sovereign immunity from copyright fits. But if the court docket upholds the ...
July 4th is a day made for embracing your patriotic side, placing off fireworks, and, of the path, consuming love. It’s your civic responsibility. So why no longer create a 4th of July menu created ...
