Category: Copyright

Work-for-hire agreements ensure game studios own all IP created by contractors and employees. Here’s how to structure them and why they’re essential for developers.

An illuminated mural in downtown Detroit raised copyright questions about architectural works and public art. Here’s what the case means for artists and businesses.

The ACPA requires proof of bad faith intent to profit from another’s trademark. Here’s how courts evaluate bad faith in cybersquatting cases under the ACPA.

Copyright royalty rates for music streaming and performance were updated in 2016. Here’s what the changes meant for artists, platforms, and rights holders.

The Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act protects trademark owners from bad faith domain name registrations. Here’s how the law works and what it covers.

The Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act provides remedies for domain theft victims. Here’s how the ACPA works and whether it can help recover your domain.

Apple’s App Store guidelines create significant legal and business challenges for mobile game developers. Here’s what the latest App Store policy changes mean for gaming companies.

The City of Inglewood was ordered to pay over $100,000 after filing an unreasonable copyright infringement lawsuit. Here’s what the case teaches about copyright abuse.

Courts have held that copyright owners must consider fair use before sending DMCA takedown notices. Here’s what the Lenz ruling means for rights holders who send takedowns.

Mass BitTorrent copyright lawsuits targeted anonymous IP addresses accused of piracy. Here’s what the Cobbler Nevada cases reveal about how these actions work.