Category: Scholarship
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I am the co-convenor of two academic roundtables: one devoted to Law and AI, another devoted to copyright. Between them, I read about 60–80 submissions last year that were supposed to be,…
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My article, Internet Safe Harbors and the Transformation of Copyright Law, will be published in the Notre Dame Law Review, Vol. 93, 2017, later this year. This Article shows how the substantive balance…
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New empirical study of IP litigation in US District Courts
IP Litigation in United States District Courts: 1994 to 2014 I have just posted a new empirical study of IP litigation in US District Courts to SSRN. At the moment it has…
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Comments on Joseph Fishman, “Creating Around Copyright” Harvard Law Review, Vol. 128, Forthcoming.
Joseph Fishman presented his forthcoming paper, Creating Around Copyright at the UCLA Entertainment, Media, and Intellectual Property Colloquium Workshop this weekend. The paper argues that rather than seeing copyright as a system…
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Chicago Kent Roundtable on Empirical Methods in Intellectual Property
I am presenting some new research at the Chicago Kent Roundtable on Empirical Methods in Intellectual Property tomorrow morning. I will present some initial data from my work in progress, IP Litigation…
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Empirical Studies of Copyright Litigation: Can we rely on PACER’s Nature of Suit coding
I have just posted a new paper titled, Empirical Studies of Copyright Litigation: Nature of Suit Coding (http://ssrn.com/abstract=2330256). The paper investigates reliance on the Nature of Suit coding in the PACER records for empirical…
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Ariel Katz, Fair Use 2.0: The Rebirth Of Fair Dealing In Canada (Draft, Jan. 24, 2013) In previous work I have highlighted the English origins of the modern fair use doctrine in…
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A new study by Patricia Aufderheide, Peter Jaszi, Katie Bieze and Jan Lauren Boyles, explores the problems that journalists face engaging with copyright and employing the doctrine of fair use. The study…