Tag: copyright
Why SMART Isn’t Smart – Importing FRAND’s Flaws Into Copyright
This piece was originally posted at the Disruptive Competition Project.
“Intellectual property,” as a term, is a problem. It groups together areas of law that, while they may share some ...
Why Was Oracle v. Google in the Federal Circuit?
Last week, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in Google v. Oracle, preparing to review the Federal Circuit’s decision that application programming interfaces (APIs) are copyrightable and that the ...
Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument in Copyright Sovereign Immunity Case
This post, from guest author Jonathan Band, first appeared on the Disruptive Competition Project. While the case addresses sovereign immunity with respect to copyright claims, it directly implic...