The RIAA has submitted an Amicus brief in support of unpopular “copyright troll” Righthaven in a fair use case that suggests it might be fair to re-post entire news articles on a blog. The RIAA opposes any ruling that threatens to strengthen fair use or the public’s interest in copyrighted material, so it is no [...]

A U.S. judge has ordered that hundreds of sites be de-indexed from Google, Facebook, and other websites. Even though SOPA is still just an unpopular bill in Congress, U.S. courts are attempting to enforce SOPA-esque remedies against websites that sell counterfeit goods regardless of jurisdiction and territoriality concerns. Why wait for SOPA?

Chick-fil-A doesn’t find your vegetable puns amusing. Court doesn’t want New Jersey to keep any secrets from us anymore. Newspaper reports on people complaining about people and their cell phones – like taking candy from a baby. In future, TV watches you. Ever wonder what designer Manolo Blahnik looks like and if he knows who [...]

The Fordham Sports Law Forum is dedicated to bringing interesting issues in sports law to the Fordham legal community. Each week, in conjunction with the Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal, members of the Fordham Sports Law Forum write posts about current sports law issues and events. Can Season Ticket Holders Clean Up College [...]