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As a result of Viacom v. YouTube the Future of the Red Flag Standard in DMCA Litigation Is Black

Thankfully the Second Circuit in Viacom v. YouTube  has reversed Judge Stanton’s see no evil, speak no evil opinion which had granted summary judgment to YouTube. But in response to…Continue reading As a result of Viacom v. YouTube the Future of the Red Flag Standard in DMCA Litigation Is Black →

Andrew Berger to Speak at Intellectual Property and Technology Association at Cornell Law School on Brand Protection

  Andrew will speak to the Intellectual Property and Technology Association at Cornell Law School on Tuesday evening March 26, 2012 on How Brands May Protect Themselves Against New Forms…Continue reading Andrew Berger to Speak at Intellectual Property and Technology Association at Cornell Law School on Brand Protection →

What Copyright Management Information Does the DMCA Protect?

  The genesis of this post is a recent copyright infringement case we handled that dealt with a relatively unexplored corner of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA), defendant’s removal…Continue reading What Copyright Management Information Does the DMCA Protect? →

Andrew to Moderate Internet Hot Topics Discussion at the ABA Litigation Section Annual Conference in D.C.

Andrew will moderate a panel discussion at the ABA Litigation Section’s Annual Conference in D.C.  The topic will be “Internet and Social Media in the Forefront: Current Hot Issues and…Continue reading Andrew to Moderate Internet Hot Topics Discussion at the ABA Litigation Section Annual Conference in D.C. →

How to Protect Your Intellectual Property When Outsourcing

Thinking about outsourcing? Take a deep breadth and you may want sit down till the thought passes. Many outsourcing arrangements fail for a variety of reasons and even when they…Continue reading How to Protect Your Intellectual Property When Outsourcing →

Global Intellectual Property (IP) Offshoring Panel Discussion – Trends and Challenges in IP Offshoring – 15 Feb 2012

Andrew will speak about the IP issues surrounding outsourcing at a webinar sponsored by Global Outsourcing Association of Lawyers (GOAL),  on February 15, 2012 at noon EST. The program is…Continue reading Global Intellectual Property (IP) Offshoring Panel Discussion – Trends and Challenges in IP Offshoring – 15 Feb 2012 →

Presentation at MENG Chapter on Protecting Your Brand and Intellectual Property from Online Infringement

Andrew will speak at a MENG (Marketing Executives Networking Group) NY chapter meeting on Tuesday evening February 7, 2012, on protecting your intellectual property from new forms of online infringements…Continue reading Presentation at MENG Chapter on Protecting Your Brand and Intellectual Property from Online Infringement →

Protecting Your Intellectual Property in the U.S. and Abroad from New Forms of Online Infringement and Brand Attacks

Below is the transcript of my January 26, 2012, webinar presentation sponsored by the International Executive Resources Group focusing on protecting intellectual property here and abroad from new forms of…Continue reading Protecting Your Intellectual Property in the U.S. and Abroad from New Forms of Online Infringement and Brand Attacks →

Webinar on Protecting IP in US and Abroad From Online Infringement and Brand Attacks

  Andrew will speak at a webinar on January 26, 2012 at 10:00 am sponsored by the International Executive Resources Group on protecting your IP in the US and abroad…Continue reading Webinar on Protecting IP in US and Abroad From Online Infringement and Brand Attacks →

Why It’s Difficult to Predict the Amount of Statutory Damages Plaintiff Will Be Awarded in Copyright Litigation-Revised Version

          Mastering Rubik’s Cube may be easier. Predicting the amount of statutory damages that will be awarded in copyright infringement litigation continues to confound attorneys on both sides of the…Continue reading Why It’s Difficult to Predict the Amount of Statutory Damages Plaintiff Will Be Awarded in Copyright Litigation-Revised Version →

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