“Perhaps it’s my imagination, but the recent delivery of the IAL’s Diploma in Intellectual Property and Collections seems to have coincided with the emergence of a series of fascinating copyright cases. Each time I’ve planned to put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard) to offer a few thoughts on one intriguing matter, another seems to have caught my attention. In light of this embarrassment of riches, I’ve opted for a broad brush approach in this short post, teasing out a few nuggets from three quite different cases, each from a different jurisdiction …” (more)
[Emily Gould, Institute of Art and Law, 1 July]
First posted 2022-07-02 15:00:34
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