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One of the highlights of LegalTech New York was the chance for Law Technology News to shine a spotlight on the six winners of the 2012 LTN Innovation Awards — our 10th year of recognizing often-
A 21-year-old German student with a website that enables users to rip audio from YouTube videos and convert it to MP3 has put tech giant Google on the receiving end of disruptive technology
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Partner David L. Yohai and associate David Yolkut, of Weil Gotshal, discuss ramifications of suits over DVR and mobile streaming apps for broadcasters and cable and satellite distributors
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
The "tragedy of commons" concept examines shared ownership damage. This damage can be limited by division into private parcels so that parties bear the benefits and costs of their actions. The "digit
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Attorneys Michael I. Rudell and Neil J. Rosini review safe harbor details of Viacom v. YouTube and explore why the Second Circuit decided that a trier of fact might deny protection to YouTube
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
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A copyright dispute between Hollywood and a website owner of user-generated content, YouTube, has hit the 2nd Circuit -- and the outcome could set a national precedent regarding the scope of potentia
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