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J.K. Rowling v. RDR Books
The Harry Potter Lexicon was found infringing on Rowling's copyright and fair use was denied as a defense.
The Court engaged in a full four factor balancing test from section 107 of the copyright act. The court relies…more
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The United States Court of Appeals held that "Open Source" or public license licensors are entitled to copyright infringement relief.
The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit also known as, THE "IP" court, has upheld a…more
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Michael Savage v. Council on...
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Nationally syndicated conservative radio host Michael Savage filed a lawsuit against CAIR, the Counsel on American-Islamic Relations. The lawsuit claims that the Muslim group had misused copyright material from his…more
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