Articles by Alison Keeley
Alison Keeley is a 2L interested in IP Law, Environmental Law, and Health Law. She is currently interning with the EPA, is the treasurer of the Intellectual Property Law Society, and is a Junior staff member of American University Law Review. Alison holds a BA in Chemistry from Northwestern University. She is originally from Orlando, Florida and is interested in IP law because of love of music and science.
The company that seemed to win the internet streaming wars has made changes again – how will this affect online streaming long-term?
Samsung cites to science fiction to defend itself against Apple’s Patent claim. Did a famous 1960s movie display the tablet PC?
Netflix is in the news again; it has drawn the ire of some consumers with its recent price increases on some of its membership plans. Although some angry Netflix customers are announcing plans to return to BitTorrent, it seems like for-pay streaming is here to stay.
The U.S. is trying to extradite the creator of TVShack.net. Is this the best way to fight internet piracy?
Canada’s Green Patent fast-track program shares characteristics with both the U.S. and UK programs. But will these programs be effective?
Can you copyright the melody of an infinite mathematical constant? The implications of music structure and source when two musicians spar over whether you can own the melody of pi.
Genetic testing and its cost is a controversial subject in the United States. An individual with the BRCA gene is far more likely to develop breast and ovarian cancer. Testing positive for this gene can …
In early February, Pfizer caused an uproar in the United Kingdom when it announced it was closing its major research facility in Kent where its popular drug Viagra was synthesized, laying off 2,400 employees. This …
