Intellectual Property (IP), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Open Movements (OM)

Issues and developments related to IP, AI, and OM. My Bloomsbury book "Ethics, Information, and Technology" will be published in January 2026 and includes chapters on IP, AI, OM, and other emerging technologies (IoT, drones, robots, autonomous vehicles, VR/AR). Preorders are available via this webpage: https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/ethics-information-and-technology-9781440856662/

Online IP protection bill sparks outrage; Computer World, 9/29/10

Using Netflix in a Library; LibraryLaw Blog, 9/18/10

Academic Libraries Add Netflix Subscriptions; Chronicle of Higher Education, 9/18/10

The Kafkaesque Question Of Who Owns Kafka's Papers; TechDirt.com, 9/24/10

Kafka’s Last Trial; New York Times, 9/26/10

ACTA Negotiators Still Aiming At Agreement By Year’s End; Intellectual Property Watch, 9/25/10

Judge puts hammer down on Hurt Locker P2P subpoena; ArsTechnica.com,

Telstra left hanging on copyright ruling; Sydney Morning Herald, 8/23/10

Arianna Huffington hits back at Washington Post veteran; (London) Guardian, 9/24/10

Disturbia did not steal Rear Window plot, judge rules; (London) Guardian, 9/22/10

YouTube Can’t Be Liable on Copyright, Spain Rules; New York Times, 9/24/10

Copyright and Football: A Guest Post; New York Times, Freakonomics, 9/17/10

Stevie Wonder to UN: Ease Copyrights for the Blind; ABC News via Associated Press, 9/20/10

Google's publishing free for all undermines our literary tradition; (London) Guardian, 9/19/10

Designers Get Fierce With Copyright On The Catwalk; NPR's Morning Edition, 9/16/10

Marley family loses copyright battle; MSN Music News, 9/14/10

Lost tapes of classic British television found in the US; (London) Guardian, 9/12/10

European Parliament passes anti-ACTA declaration; ArsTechnica.com, 9/8/10

Film Piracy is Robbing American Workers; HuffingtonPost.com, 9/3/10

The High Cost of Free Culture; HuffingtonPost.com, 8/24/10

Village Voice writer sues author Gerald Posner for lifting chunks of mob book for 'Miami Babylon'; New York Daily News, 9/7/10

Un-Google That; ABA Journal, 9/1/10

Appeals court rules game films showing NFL team's 1st logo violates artist's copyright; Los Angeles Times, 9/2/10

Sharron Angle hit with R-J copyright infringement lawsuit; Las Vegas Sun, 9/3/10

Is The Contract Cast Members Sign To Be On Survivor Covered By Copyright? CBS Thinks So...; TechDirt.com, 9/3/10

Bartenders Looking For Greater Intellectual Property Protection For Drinks; TechDirt.com, 9/2/10

The Era of Copyrighted Cocktails?; Atlantic, 8/31/10

Copyright breaches land group in trouble; Sydney Morning Herald,

German court rules against YouTube over copyright; Sydney Morning Herald, 8/27/10

Indonesia is Asia copyright pirate centre: survey; Sydney Morning Herald, 8/25/10

Lost in translation: why have we declared war on foreign dramatists?; (London) Guardian, 9/1/10

YouTube Deals Turn Piracy Into Revenue; New York Times, 9/3/10

Of Two Minds About Books; New York Times, 9/2/10

Mark Waid on Delivery, Content, and the Gulf Between; ComicBookResources.com, 9/1/10

Rights Holders Launch Initiative To Protect Content In Africa; Intellectual Property Watch, 8/26/10

Comic Book Writer Mark Waid Defends Copying, Points To The Value Of The Public Domain; TechDirt.com, 8/30/10

Russian spy Anna Chapman films risque video in Moscow; (London) Guardian, 8/26/10

Copyrighting Fashion: Who Gains?; New York Times, 8/30/10

[OpEd] Free That Tenor Sax; New York Times, 8/22/10

Copycats vs. Copyrights; Newsweek, 8/20/10

Scholars Test Web Alternative to Peer Review; New York Times, 8/24/10

[Book Review] An Un-'Common' Take On Copyright Law; NPR, 8/24/10

[Book Review] A Republic of Letters; New York Times Book Review, 8/22/10

Photographer Withdraws Lawsuit in Shepard Fairey Case; New York Times, 8/23/10

Theater Talkback: Who Owns Sheet Music?; New York Times, 7/15/10

The Purpose of Copyright; Open Spaces, 8/10

Google's count of 130 million books is probably bunk; ArsTechnica.com, 8/9/10

Sharing of Data Leads to Progress on Alzheimer’s; New York Times, 8/13/10

Viacom's billion-dollar lawsuit lives on; ArsTechnica.com, 8/12/10

Why Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Fashion; New York Times, 8/13/10