Analysis at the intersection of intellectual
property law and the public interest.
UN Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue has issued a report to the UN General Assembly Human Rights Council stating that “the Internet has become a key means by which individuals can exercise their right to freedom of opinion and expression.” His report further states that “cutting of users from internet access, regardless of the justification […]
YouTube now offers people who upload video the option of licensing their videos under a Creative Commons Attribution License, which gives others the right to use and to remix the work as long as they give the credit to the creator of the original work. (Users who choose to do so may still use the […]
On May 27, the International Anti-Piracy Caucus published its 2011 Country Watch List, identifying Canada, China, Russia, Spain and Ukraine as countries “that continue to lag in efforts to combat piracy.” The caucus was formed in 2003 and is currently co-chaired by Sens. Whitehouse and Hatch, and Reps. Goodlatte and Schiff. At a press conference […]
[gview file=”http://infojustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/CCIA-Copyright-Fair-Use-and-the-Global-Internet-Economy.pdf”] Author Bijan Madhani
[gview file=”http://infojustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/CCIA-TPP-Presentation.ppt” height=475] Author Bijan Madhani
[gview file=”http://infojustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Balanced-IP-in-TPP-2pager.pdf”] Author Bijan Madhani