Copyrights: Page 5
7 Legal Steps You Must Take Before Outsourcing Content Creation
Contracts, insurance policies, copyright issues. Yes, you need to think about all this and more to protect yourself whenever you outsource labor.
Feds Raid Hoverboard Booth at CES
Federal agents investigating claims of copyright infringement raided a Chinese hoverboard stand at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
YouTube Will Spend Up to $1 Million to Defend Certain Creators Facing Copyright Disputes
The video platform is foraying into the copyright fray in a bid to protect 'fair use.'
'Can It Be Copied?' Why Even Celebrity 'Sharks' Care About IP.
Intellectual property is something to be protected if you want to attract investment.
Protecting Intellectual Property: 11 things startups should keep in mind
Startups should think about the future and devise patent strategy in line with business goals.
Court Puts the Bikram Hot-Yoga Empire On Ice
A federal appeals court ruled that yoga postures cannot be copyrighted.
3 Key Legal Issues Online Marketers Need to Know About
There are several key legal issues you need to be aware of before you start contacting customers or potential customers
How Copyrights Become Public Domain
Copyright law isn't the easiest subject in the world. Here, we break down some of the basics.
Copyright on 'Happy Birthday' Song Ruled Invalid
If the ruling stands, 'Happy Birthday' will enter the public domain.
Ruth's Chris Sends Cease and Desist to Parody Indian Steakhouse Pop-Up
Ruth Krishna's Tandoori Steakhouse has been renamed Randy Krishna's for David Chang's satiric one-night pop-up restaurant event.
'Smoking Gun' Evidence Could Eradicate Copyright Claims for the World's Most Popular Song
'Happy Birthday,' which reportedly generates $2 million per year for the Warner/Chappell Music, was interjected into public domain in the 20s, according to new evidence filed in a two-year-old suit.
What Businesses Should Know About Copyright and Twitter Use
When your social media presence is an integral part of your livelihood, it's important to know what you can do to protect yourself.
3 Things to Do After You Register a Trademark
To maximize your protection, follow this quick checklist.
Artist Sues Starbucks for $750,000 for Allegedly Stealing Her Designs
The muralist says that after a potential deal with the coffee giant fell through, Starbucks designed cups inspired by her art anyway.
As Facebook Video Swells, YouTube Creators Cry Foul Over Copyright Infringement
Creators say their videos are being pilfered and posted onto Facebook by third parties, which detracts from valuable YouTube views.