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Copyright law and protection for Internet Memes
Posted On April 21, 2021 Leah MacFarland 0

Along with the rise of social media, the internet has seen a rise in memes, parodies, and transformations of preexisting works. This has created a new layer of copyright law and what constitutes infringement. A study of court cases after the case of Campbell v. Acuff-Rose …
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What photojournalists should know about copyrights
Posted On February 19, 2018 NewsLab 0

Richard P. Liebowitz is a seasoned New York attorney who focuses on intellectual property law, related to copyrights and trademarks, at Liebowitz Law Firm, PLLC. He is a 17-year member of the New York Press Photographers Association and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania …