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Software Licensing Explained

I am happy to post here an outline of an excellent talk about software licensing Marc Temin delivered to our Copyright Subcommittee of the IP Litigation Committee of the Litigation Section of…Continue reading Software Licensing Explained →

Licensing Across All Platforms: West LegalEdcenter, June 8, 2010

Andrew was a panelist at a webcast sponsored by the West LegalEdcenter entitled Licensing Across All Media Platforms on June 8, 2010. The moderator was Phyllis Weiss Haserot, President of…Continue reading Licensing Across All Platforms: West LegalEdcenter, June 8, 2010 →

Licensing in the Digital Age Sponsored by the Copyright Society of the U.S.A, May 18, 2010

Andrew moderated a panel discussion sponsored by the Copyright Society of the U.S.A entitled Licensing in the Digital Age – Deals, Risks, and Challenges in the Media Frenzy. The program…Continue reading Licensing in the Digital Age Sponsored by the Copyright Society of the U.S.A, May 18, 2010 →

How to Brand, License and Protect your Intellectual Property, Sponsored by the Cornell Entrepreneurial Network, May 4, 2010

Andrew will be a panelist at a program sponsored by the Cornell Entrepreneurial Network entitled How to Brand, License and Protect your Intellectual Property. It will take place at the…Continue reading How to Brand, License and Protect your Intellectual Property, Sponsored by the Cornell Entrepreneurial Network, May 4, 2010 →

Old Wine in New Bottles: May a Licensee Exploit Previously Licensed Content Without the Consent of the Copyright Owner?

Published in BNA Patent, Trademark & Copyright Journal, 79 PTCJ 607, 3/19/10. Technology continues to create attractive new products, including e-books and iPods, that give users access to a vast…Continue reading Old Wine in New Bottles: May a Licensee Exploit Previously Licensed Content Without the Consent of the Copyright Owner? →

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