Corporate Counsel
...EVP and GC of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP). MARCIA MASON was promoted to VP and GC...
Each year, the U.S. Trade Representative lists countries whose IP policies have raised eyebrows in the U.S. One of the worst offenders on a list that includes usual suspects like China and Russia --
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Canada (yes, Canada) may finally live up to international IP standards
On one point, the U.S. government, key trade associations, and even some top Canadian politicians have been in agreement: Canada's intellectual property laws—specifically, its Copyright Act—
On one point, the U.S. government, key trade associations, and even some top Canadian politicians have been in agreement: Canada's intellectual property laws—specifically, its Copyright Act—
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Should Sarah Palin have saved a seat on the bus for an intellectual property lawyer? You betcha
Should former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin have saved a seat on her bus for an intellectual property lawyer? You betcha
Should Sarah Palin be saving a seat on the bus for an intellectual property lawyer? You betcha
...a recalculation of the licensing fees Yahoo! and RealNetworks must pay to ASCAP for use of its collection. Copyright holders are entitled...
While the music industry struggles to sell CDs, the ringtone business is booming, funneling $3.5 billion into music industry coffers last year, according to one consultancy. Ringtones may account for
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