Copyright 2.0 Exhibit
Biddle recently debuted a new exhibit for Spring and Summer 2007, "Copyright 2.0," which is currently on display in the reference area of the library.

BiddleblogIntellectual Property Law ArchivesApril 4, 2007Copyright 2.0 ExhibitBiddle recently debuted a new exhibit for Spring and Summer 2007, "Copyright 2.0," which is currently on display in the reference area of the library. April 5, 2007More on CopyrightAs a previous post about a new exhibit at Biddle suggested, copyright is an area of the law in which Biddle librarians and the larger Penn Law community share a special interest. April 23, 2007Intellectual Property Symposium at DrexelLast Friday, when most of you were probably studying for or taking exams, Drexel University Libraries sponsored a symposium on Intellectual Property Rights. Ed Greenlee, Bill Draper, Pat Callahan, and I were in attendance. Continue reading "Intellectual Property Symposium at Drexel" » August 16, 2007Traditional Knowledge Versus Intellectual PropertyA recent program on Public Television featured an interesting story about the conflict between intellectual property rights and traditional knowledge. Continue reading "Traditional Knowledge Versus Intellectual Property" » September 24, 2007One BeatThis video discusses the history of the "Amen break," widely considered a foundational beat of hip hop and electronica, and how it serves as a metaphor for debates surrounding copyright of music not strictly available in the public domain. It's a long video, so if you're curious, the copyright analysis starts around the 10 minute mark. (More after the jump.) November 20, 2007Get Your Case Law, Free of ChargeIn 2008, you're likely see a lot more case law available free of charge on the web. (More after the jump.) January 17, 2008Copyright Debate on the New York Times SiteWelcome back! There's a nice debate online this week between a Columbia Law School professor and an entertainment industry executive regarding copyright and privacy. (More after the jump.) Continue reading "Copyright Debate on the New York Times Site" » April 11, 2008Section 108 Study Group's Recommendations ReleasedLast week, the Copyright Office's Section 108 Study Group released a report that suggests changes in current copyright law for the benefit of librarians and their patrons. (More after the jump.) Continue reading "Section 108 Study Group's Recommendations Released" » |
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