ISP’s Christina Spiesel on Harvard Law Review Online
The ISP’s Christina Spiesel has written a piece on Harvard Law Review Online,”More Than a Thousand Words in Response to Rebecca Tushnet“, responding to Tushnet’s “Worth a Thousand Words: The Images of Copyright”, 125 Harv. L. Rev. 683 (2012). Tushnet then responded, and the exchange was covered by Concurring Opinions.
List of Amicus Briefs Filed in Golan v. Holder
Will update this list as new briefs are posted: Cato Institute Eagle Forum Electronic Frontier Foundation H. Tomas Gomez-Arostegui and Tyler T. Ochoa: [not posted yet] Information Society Project at Yale Law School Professor Daniel J. Gervais: [not posted yet] Public Knowledge
Yale ISP Amicus Brief in Golan v. Holder (S. Ct.)
Today, professors and fellows associated with the Information Society Project at Yale Law School filed an amicus brief in Golan v. Holder, a case that will be heard before the United States Supreme Court this fall. In this brief, we argue that the Court should apply strict First Amendment scrutiny to Section 514 of the [...]
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