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Court denies Cussler 'Sahara' appeal but reverses damages
By Matthew Belloni A California Court of Appeal has torpedoed novelist Clive Cussler's latest attempt to recover money from the 2005 boxoffice bomb "Sahara." But the court also has taken away a $5 million award to Cussler's archnemesis, Philip Anschutz's... ...Tags: Tags: Bert Fields Litigatio
THR, Esq. Entertainment & Media Law Blog - Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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Leaked ACTA draft: How exactly would this change US law?
913 (2005). Via Canadian law professor Michael Geist comes word that a draft of the ACTA Internet chapter has now leaked. Once again, this document (which, it bears emphasizing, is only a draft) only confirms what I (and, much more importantly, USTR ) have been saying for months now: Nothing in ACTA would impose a "three strikes" requirement or otherwise alter US law. Indeed, what's most striking about the leaked document (whose provenance I haven't independently
Copyrights & Campaigns - Sunday, February 21, 2010
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Google e-Book Takeover Still Struggling, but Not Stopping
Negotiations have been in progress since Google was sued for copyright infringement in 2005 by authors and publishers that objected to Google scanning collections of books from universities and the New York Public Library. It appears that in the very near future, when you snuggle up in bed with a good book, you may be snuggling up with your computer as well. Enter Google, arguably the most prominent force in media and technology today.
JetLawBlog - Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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