Entries from ©ollectanea tagged with 'derivative works'
Columbia Law School, Fair Use Symposium
There was a fair use symposium held at Columbia Law School last Friday. Rebecca Tushnet posted her notes from 3 of the events: Paul Goldstein's keynote (43(B)log: Paul Goldstein on copyright in context), Panel 2, which looked at the question...
Lessig's, How creativity is being strangled by the law [video]
Lessig' gave a talk about remix culture back in March at TED: How Creativity is Being Strangled by the Law. His talk was just posted this month. For anyone who has seen him give a talk in the last 1...
Creative Commons nets first lawsuit
A personal injury lawyer has named Creative Commons in a lawsuit, charging that its license that permits commercial uses fails to adequately specify that the license does not entitle uses that might violate other laws, such as those protecting privacy...
Jonathan Lethem Celebrates How Culture Builds on Itself
This short article is just brimming with ideas about how an author can better integrate his or her creative works into the flow of creationCopy This Book — Jonathan Lethem on Life as a Copyfighter -. Although I think there's...
Copyright and the Long Tail
If you are unfamiliar with the idea of the Long Tail, I urge you to visit the Website where this story is posted for more information generally, and of course to read this little note about lost opportunities, lost expression,...
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