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Copyright JIPEL Blog 2016 - 2017

Why Are Songwriters Suing the Justice Department?

Oct 24, 2016 Staff Editor

In today’s digital environment, recorded music is more accessible now than ever before. Through online music streaming services such as Spotify, Pandora, and iTunes radio, users have all of the…

JIPEL Blog 2016 - 2017 Trademark

Video Game Content and the Law

Oct 23, 2016 Staff Editor

On July 6, 2016, the American population was swept in a wave of nostalgia that redefined the gaming market. Across American cities, strangers came together to play PokĂ©mon Go, the…

JIPEL Blog 2016 - 2017 Trademark

Trademarks – Is There a Monopoly on Color in the Fashion Industry?

Oct 23, 2016 Staff Editor

Walking around New York City, it’s not too difficult to recognize designer heels due to their unique designs. In particular, Christian Louboutin’s red soles have become a brand on its…

JIPEL Blog 2016 - 2017 Trademark

Supreme Court to Review the Ban on Registering Disparaging Trademarks

Oct 17, 2016 Staff Editor

Under Section 2 the Lanham Act of 1946, the United States Patent and Trademark Office can deny trademark registration to any mark that “consists of or comprises immoral, deceptive, or…

Internet JIPEL Blog 2016 - 2017

Automated copyright infringement detection systems and their effect on music producers worldwide

Oct 17, 2016 Staff Editor

  Weeks ago, Apple and Spotify announced they had reached agreements with the music royalty analysis company Dubset. Dubset’s services include the ability for streaming providers to easily and legally…

Internet JIPEL Blog 2016 - 2017

#Trademarks: Are hashtags protected by trademark law?

Oct 17, 2016 Staff Editor

On August 23, 2007, Chris Messina asked a new and growing Twitter audience, “How do you feel about using # (pound) for groups. As in #barcamp [msg]?” The former Googler…

JIPEL Blog 2016 - 2017 Patent

Do Patents Make Inventors Legally Responsible?

Oct 17, 2016 Staff Editor

In 2013, a child was paralyzed after a distracted driver in a Dodge Ram truck collided into a sports utility vehicle. The driver and a passenger of the struck vehicle…

Genetics JIPEL Blog 2016 - 2017 Patent

CRISPR: The Final Interference

Oct 17, 2016 Staff Editor

Background CRISPR (“Clustered regularly interspaced shorty palindromic repeats”), also known as CRISPR-Cas9, is a recent advancement in biotechnology that allows for genetic manipulation. This monumental discovery is currently at the…

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Understand Damages for Trademark Infringement in China

Oct 17, 2016 Jacob Golan

In July 2016, the Guangdong High People’s Court (the “High Court”, the highest local court in Guangdong Province) rendered judgement in the New Balance trademark infringement case, which had drawn…

Internet JIPEL Blog 2016 - 2017 Trademark

The Potential Implications of the Instagram Regram

Oct 16, 2016 Staff Editor

Instagram has become one of the most widely used social networking applications today. Its interface is based entirely off of user-generated content by allowing its users to share photos, videos,…

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