DG Esq’s Monthly Recap 3/02/15 – Stories Relating to IP and Entertainment Law

Welcome to our monthly recap of stories relating to intellectual property (including copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, etc.) and entertainment law – art, animation, television, film, digital games, etc.   This week’s stories cover many issues including: “Blurred Lines” copyright case continues; Steven Tyler loses 1st Amendment battle; FCC decides for net neutrality; Lost Boys of Sudan sue moviemakers; libraries in the digital age; best picture Oscar IP litigation guide; Katy Perry’s Left Shark C&D letters; legal issues of pitching your animation project; and more.

These are some of the articles, reports, posts, etc. that caught our attention this week.  We originally send them out through our twitter account @dg_iplaw, so follow us to get them as we find them.  But many of them are such great resources we don’t want you to miss them, so we’ve decided to put them as a weekly recap.  The links will take you to their original sources, whether Mashable, Lexology, and/or others.  Enjoy and let us know some of the stories you’ve found interesting this week.  Just share in the comments below.  Have a great week!

 

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