LawActually
APRIL 15, 2016
Guest Post So you’ve joined the ranks of thousands of other motorists who’ve been charged with drink driving. Although you may think it’s the end of your hopes and dreams for the future, all is not lost. By hiring the kind of solicitor who knows their law on this subject, it could not only save you from a disqualification but also time, money and stress.
Broadcast Law Blog
APRIL 15, 2016
Can the name of a state be trademarked so that no one else can use it in a particular line of business? Last week, in connection with the denial of the trademark application filed by the producers of the podcast SERIAL, we wrote about the difficulty of trademarking brands that are descriptive of the product that they promote. What could be more descriptive than the name of a place where the product originates?
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Broadcast Law Blog
APRIL 14, 2016
Pre-1972 sound recordings are back in the news. Yesterday, the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit decided to defer its consideration of an appeal of a District Court’s decision that NY law included a public performance right for pre-1972 sound recordings. The Court deferred its decision until it can get a definitive answer as to whether or not such a right exists under NY state law.
Broadcast Law Blog
APRIL 13, 2016
Pirate radio is still a problem. While pirate radio was much in the news a decade ago, and was even glamorized in movies, the popular perception may be that it has disappeared. In fact, particularly in major urban areas, it is still a major issue – causing interference to licensed broadcast stations and even, at times, to non-broadcast communications facilities.
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LawActually
APRIL 12, 2016
Believe it or not – and I, for one, certainly don’t believe it – legal blogging is experiencing a resurgence. A resurgence? In legal blogs? Really? Where’s this taking place, then? ‘Cause it’s certainly not on the web. Still, Nick Holmes pretty much nails what I think is largely behind the downfall of legal blogging (or blawging as it was once known): What has changed fundamentally is the nature of the ensuing conversation which formerly took place in the comments sections on blogs.
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