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Have streaming services been exploiting spoken-word comedy without the proper copyright? Angela Lauters explores the recent litigation … initiated by comedians against streaming services. https://sports-entertainment.brooklaw.edu/pandora-receives-not-so-funny-lawsuit-for-infringing-comedians-copyrights/
The pandemic popularized simultaneous film releases in theaters and on streaming services – but is the practice here to stay? Shannon Long… explores issues and litigation concerning day-and-date releases and the future of the practice in the film industry.
https://sports-entertainment.brooklaw.edu/day-and-date-releases-a-covid-era-fad-or-a-new-industry-standard/
Where NFTs infiltrate a creative marketplace, litigation follows. @haleyzen discusses why ill-equipped regulatory and administrative … structures make NFT copyright suits within the social media space inevitable.
https://sports-entertainment.brooklaw.edu/social-media-the-next-frontier-for-nft-copyright-litigation/
The Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment Law Blog features writing by members of the Brooklyn Law School community—students, faculty, and alumni.