Every lawsuit comes with a price, and it isn’t always worth paying.
In this episode of Pike & Lustig TV, business litigation attorney Timothy O’Neill shares what most attorneys never tell clients before filing a lawsuit.
With nearly three decades
LendInk fiasco keeps rights management issue burning; Most don’t realize when you buy an e-book that you cannot resell it, and in the majority of cases can’t even lend it to a friend because of copyright, not technical issues
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“Common sense is not so common.”
― Voltaire
“Don’t find fault, find a remedy; anybody can complain”
― Henry Ford
Adapt or perish, now as ever, is nature’s inexorable imperative.
― H. G. Wells
I have been hammering away at
2011: The Year Intellectual Property Trumped Civil Liberties
http://t.co/TyBWYzvm
“Any civil liberties agenda was a complete non-starter with Congress and the Obama administration,” said Cindy Cohn, the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s legal director. “They had no interest in finding any balance
The article below contains several examples of copyright wrongfully employed to either: (1.) silence critics; or (2) attempt to drum competitors out of business by making false accusations. I had a case once where a company tried to trademark
A recent study sponsored by Columbia University’s The American Assembly project revealed the prevailing American attitude towards copyright infringement. The article can be found at this link http://bit.ly/uirbci. The study reveals a people who overwhelmingly oppose the goals
The name of the article in thin the New York Times is: Reselling of Music Files Is Contested – http://nyti.ms/t5vGyM
Songs on the service, which is based in Cambridge, Mass., cost 79 cents, as much as 50 cents
