Copyright Law

Covers issues surrounding false advertising, copyright and commercial speech as well as matters involving students and legal scholarship.

"About the RIAA's attempt to monopolize digital music by redefining copyright law, through the commencement of tens of thousands of extortionate lawsuits against ordinary working people."

"This blog covers developments in intellectual property litigation, with a particular focus on IP litigation in the Eastern District of Virginia's Rocket Docket."

"Ryan Alley Intellectual Property Law Blog follows recent developments in US and global Intellectual Property Law and offers practitioners feedback and a forum to discuss practice in light of these developments." Blog offers prosecution lessons and claim-drafting lessons as well.

"About ideas and people—the blog focuses on innovation, entrepreneurship and intellectual property."

"Trademark law developments from Seattle and beyond."

"Analyzes current developments in copyright law. Topics of discussion include case law, legislation, pleadings, discovery, motion practice, pretrial and trial procedure, and copyright office practice."

This blawg covers issues relating to information technology law, technology law, and technology law as taught in law schools.

"Covers a wide range of topics—anything that would interest the darkly inclined. This includes, but is not limited to, torts, copyright disputes, employment disputes, trademark litigation, and consumer rights. Siouxsie also gives fashion advice and will be reviewing different products (such as makeup, clothing, shoes). Siouxsie hopes to do this all in a lighthearted manner, one which both pokes fun at the establishment while still taking it seriously."

This blawg is primarily about intellectual property disputes related to software source code, microprocessor design, networking, and other technologies. Topics include pending legislation, current legal cases, "copyright trolls" and plagiarism detection.

Blog discusses recent cases involving athletes and entertainers, intellectual property rights and privacy law. Posts include "How To Win Your 2011 March Madness Pool (and not get fired)."

Intellectual property law and technology issues, in particular copyright law and policy in the digital environment.

Blog discusses firm news and intellectual property issues and cases. Recent entries include "Feature Comment: An Overview of the Patent Reform Act of 2011," "Federal Circuit considers boundaries of spoilation" and "9th Circuit Finds Failure to Report Subject Inventions Not a False Claim under False Claims Act."

"A resource for anyone interested in creating, sponsoring, or simply learning more about sweepstakes, contests, or other types of marketing promotions."

"Up-to-date information about the rapidly changing world of intellectual property law, with an eye toward helping businesses and individuals make the right decisions about their IP assets."

"Focuses primarily on issues involving the intersection of law, technology and finance."

"Analyzes and offers insight into news stories about changes in government policy, technology and legal issues that affect companies' ability to innovate and grow." Multiple daily posts cover breaking Internet law and intellectual property law stories.

"Practical legal advice for classroom teachers. Discussion of current law, court cases, proposed legislation, and commentary on stories in the news."

"In 1709 the Statute of Anne created the first purpose-built copyright law. This blog, founded just 300 short and unextended years later, is dedicated to all things copyright, warts and all."

This blawg posts news and information about the arts and the laws that apply.

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