Zahr Said, Reforming Copyright Interpretation, 28 Harvard Journal of Law and Technology 469 (2015). Zahr Said’s Reforming Copyright Interpretation puts its finger on an important, yet little studied, aspect of copyright law: judicial interpretation. It pushes the ball quite a bit by providing a descriptive taxonomy of courts’ interpretive approaches in copyright law, advancing and defending an interpretive approach that it considers best overall, and applying and exemplifying its framework and arguments with a good number of cases while situating it all within a larger body of law and literature scholarship. For me, that’s tons of progress in one article, and the reason why I like it lots … (more)
[Dotan Oliar, JOTWELL, 10 June]
First posted 2016-06-10 11:52:34
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