Article Archive for August 2010
According to Jonathan Bailey at Plagiarism Today, a person’s “best chance of getting hit with a copyright infringement demand letter… is for posting stock photos to [their] blog or website.”
Bailey notes that stock image companies …
On July 28, 2010, a U.S. appeals court affirmed a lower court decision denying Eli Lilly a patent on a method of using the cancer medicine Gemzar. This rejected patent, which would have expired …
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In order to provide further reaching digital distribution, the Intellectual Property Brief is pleased to present its “print version” of the Spring 2010 issue.
Included in this publication are all of our Spring 2010 articles in a printer and tablet-friendly format.
I believe that most law school students would hold themselves out to be some kind of “nerd.” This is rarely a degrading term for students though. We tend to wear the term “nerd” with a …
I have a confession to make and I really need to get this out. I am a jailbreaker. I used to live in secrecy, running applications on my Apple® iPhone® that allowed me to brighten …
According to documents posted by p2pnet blog, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has recovered a very small amount in damages in comparison to the millions they have spent in legal fees. The RIAA …

