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YouTube Warns Its Copyright Changes Could Result in More Takedowns
Copyright holders can no longer seize revenue over short music clips, though.
Hey Writers, Need an Idea? The Copyrights on a Bunch of Classics Have Expired and Are Ready for the Zombie Treatment
In 2009, Seth Grahame-Smith scored big with 'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies' when the Jane Austen classic became public domain.
How to Protect Your Intellectual Property
Jessica Abo sits down with attorney Scott Sisun to find out what your company may need when it comes to intellectual property.
Launching a Website? Here Are 5 Common Intellectual Property Pitfalls to Avoid.
Don't fall into these trademark and copyright traps.
Diana Rutowski and Thomas Zellerbach
Clothing Company Named 'Steve Jobs' Can Keep Name After Apple Loses Legal Battle
The Italian company can continue to use the Apple founder's name and Apple's logo and plans to start offering electronic devices under the brand.
The Beginner's Guide to Using Stock Images Without Getting Sued
You know content is king, and you know you can get images readily online. You probably don't know how many ways this can lead to an unfriendly letter from a lawyer.
5 Things an IP Attorney Will Make You Do Before You Launch a Crowdfunding Campaign
Evaluating patent risk is serious business -- and the single most important reason for retaining an experienced patent attorney.
Using Your Intellectual Property to Escape the 9-to-5
Here's how to make sure your idea isn't stolen, corrupted or plagiarized by every Tom, Dick and Sally.
Rubik's Cube Loses EU Trademark Fight Over Its Shape
The toy, invented in 1974 by Hungarian Erno Rubik, is popular among young and old, with more than 350 million cubes sold worldwide.
Twitter Didn't Have to Ban a User for Posting an Olympic GIF, But It Did Anyway
The social network acted in the International Olympic Committee's and NBC's interests at the expense of a dedicated user.
The Hidden Danger of Online Business Coaches
'By agreeing to those terms, you're actually agreeing to give away your content or contributions to the coach.'
Can There Be Plagiarism In Marketing?
Truly unique ideas are all but impossible but you make any idea your own by putting your brand's spin on it.
