Google’s Bill Patry Discusses Upcoming Work
By ISP Fellow William New Bill Patry, senior copyright counsel at Google, met with law students, Information Society Project fellows and others at Yale Law School on March 3. The topic of discussion was a draft chapter of Patry’s upcoming book on the subject of how to fix the copyright system. Patry, a scholar of [...]
February 4 – Amy Kapczynski on “Free Beer, and the Cost of Price”
You are cordially invited to the next ISP Speaker Series, scheduled for February 4 at 12:10 p.m. in Room 120 at Yale Law School. Our guest speaker will be Amy Kapczynski, Visiting Associate Professor of Law and Irving S. Ribicoff Fellow in Law at Yale Law School & Assistant Professor of Law at the University [...]
Dec. 10 Jeanne Fromer on “The Dormant IP Clause”
I’m delighted to announce that we will be hosting Professor Jeanne Fromer on December 10 for a lunch speaker series discussion on “The Dormant IP Clause.” The event will take place at 12:10 p.m. in Room 120 of Yale Law School. Many of you know that Professor Fromer is a resident fellow alumna of the [...]
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