Reading Time: 4 minutesThe New York Court of Appeals (“Court of Appeals”) delighted the copyright industry on March 24 in the case of Penguin v. American Buddha by allowing New York-based copyright holders…Continue reading March of the Penguins: The New York Court of Appeals Expands Long-Arm Jurisdiction over Digital Pirates in Copyright Infringement Cases in Penguin v. American Buddha
Additional Appeals to Watch in the 2d Circuit in the Aftermath of the Costco/Omega 4-4 Split
Reading Time: < 1 minute I mentioned in my post yesterday that all eyes are on the 2d Circuit as we await the decision in the Kirtsaeng case (district court opinion here) which was…Continue reading Additional Appeals to Watch in the 2d Circuit in the Aftermath of the Costco/Omega 4-4 Split
Hey, Can I Keep Those Gray Market Goods Out of Here? The Unresolved Conflict Between §§ 109(a) and 602 of the Copyright Act Following the Supreme Court’s Deadlock in Costco v. Omega
Reading Time: 11 minutesFirst, my apologies to those who want a quick fix on this issue; I have miserably failed to shorten this piece. The conflict between §§ 109(a) and 602 of the Copyright…Continue reading Hey, Can I Keep Those Gray Market Goods Out of Here? The Unresolved Conflict Between §§ 109(a) and 602 of the Copyright Act Following the Supreme Court’s Deadlock in Costco v. Omega
What’s Next with Gray Market Goods After the 4-4 Split in Costco v. Omega
Reading Time: < 1 minute Andrew will speak at a luncheon program sponsored by the Copyright Society of the U.S.A. on March 16, 2011 on what the copyright supply chain (copyright holders, manufacturers,…Continue reading What’s Next with Gray Market Goods After the 4-4 Split in Costco v. Omega