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Prominent Media and First Amendment Lawyers Join DWT LLP We recently had the honor of adding four exceptionally strong attorneys to our practice, joining us from Levine Sullivan Koch & Schultz, LLP (LSKS): Nathan
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Ninth Circuit Holds Website Can Lose DMCA Safe Harbor by Using Moderators
Earlier this month, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals held that an online provider may become ineligible for the safe harbor provided by Section 512(c) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) if its
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The Wild, Distributed World: Get Ready for Radical Infrastructure Changes, from Blockchains to the Interplanetary File System to the Internet of Things
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Fair Use, Viral Videos, and Correcting the Record About the Jukin Case
By Jason Harrow While fair use has recently evolved in a way that has been, for the most part, increasingly hospitable to commentators, critics and appropriation artists, it remains an area in which there
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Internet Service Providers and Oldies Fans Rejoice: Second Circuit Holds the DMCA Safe Harbor Covers Pre-1972 Sound Recordings
By Jim Rosenfeld and George Wukoson The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit’s June 16, 2016, decision in Capitol Records, LLC v. Vimeo, LLC was a victory for internet service providers who
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The Dancing Baby Grooves to Mixed Victory in the 9th Circuit: Court Holds that DMCA Takedown Notices Require Consideration of Fair Use
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California’s Correction Statute Amended to Protect Online and Weekly Publications
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Another Page in the Google Books Saga: Appeals Court Blesses Mass Digitization Project as Fair Use
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Lawsuits for Allegedly Improper Takedown Notices Continue to Face Uphill Battle
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FTC Announces COPPA Rule Changes to Catch Up With Social Networks, Smartphones, and Other Developments
A MediaLaw Monitor Digital Exclusive
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Patent Infringement Issues Affecting Media Companies
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The Basics of Music Licensing in Digital Media: 2011 Update
By David D. Oxenford and Robert J. Driscoll Businesses that are involved in digital media use music in many ways—and most require some sort of license to make the use legal. Whether the music
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State of Evolving Media 2011: 10 Top Trends
The evolving media landscape continues to transform at a rapid pace. Throughout 2011, expect more developments in the way entertainment is digitally distributed to consumers, more growth in capability for apps and social media,
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