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Copyright Pre-Emption Is Still a Source of Dispute
Two recent decisions illustrate the continuing debate over the scope of the pre-emption clause of the Copyright Act. Bowers v. Baystate Techs. Inc.concluded that contract actions are not pre-empted by the Copyright Act, a result in keeping with the majority view. Toney v. L'Oreal United Statesfound a right-of-publicity claim pre-empted by copyright law, a question on which considerable division remains.View more book results for the query "US Patent and Trademark Office"
YouTube Videos Are Focus Of Infringement Case Clarifiying Contours Of DMCA's Safe Harbor
The Second Circuit's recent decision in Viacom International Inc. v. YouTube Inc., No. 10-3270-cv (April 5, 2012) takes on the scope of the liability that an Internet service provider may have for copyright infringement by its users — liability that, in the Viacom case, may run as high as a billion dollars.$1.35 Billion Intuit Deal Trumps Turkey
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