- Guest Blog Post, Copyright Doe Defendant Can't Quash Disclosure Subpoena Anonymously-Hard Drive Productions v. Does (Eric Goldman's Technology & Marketing Law Blog)(2012)
- Quoted in article - Ballad of a Mixtape (2011)
- Some Free Legal Advice: Why You Should Register Your Trademarks And Copyrights
- Resale Royalties In The United States For Fine Visual Artists
- Supreme Court Will Analyze Reach of Copyright Owner's Importation Right, Legal Times Intellectual Property Supplement (1998)
- Digital Millennium Copyright Act (1999)
- Clearing Rights to Musical Works Under the New Copyright Term Extension Act (1999)
- Tasini: The Perils of Using Independent Contractor Content (2000)
- Internet Games: Increased Hits or Illegal Gambling?
- Tasini: The Supreme Court’s Opinion
- UCITA: Why Consumers Should Read The Fine Print
- Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition: The U.S. Supreme Court Upholds the Legality of Virtual Child Pornography (2002)
- Eldred v. Ashcroft: The U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Copyright Term Extension (2003)
- The U.S. Supreme Court Holds That Lanham Act Does Not Require Attribution For Works Embodying Public Domain Materials (2003)
- 321 Studios: DVD Copying Products Violate DMCA (2004)
- MGM v. Grokster: The U.S. Supreme Court Will Revisit Sony-Betamax (2005)
- MGM v. Grokster: The U.S. Supreme Court Decision (2005)
- Bad Grammar = Good Trademark? (2006)
- Marilyn Monroe: Trade Dress From Whole Cloth? (2007)
- Copyright Record Rental Exception Applies Only To Musical Works (2007)
- When Mandatory Arbitration Is Optional (2008)
- Fair Housing Council v. Roommates.com: Ninth Circuit Creates Dangerous New Standard For Website Content Liability (2008)
- Golan V. Holder: The Constitutionality Of Restoring Works Of Foreign Origin From The Public Domain (2010)
- Tasini Update: Supreme Court Holds that Section 411(a) Registration Requirement is not Jurisdictional
- Fair Use: Without Harm to the Copyright Owner Can There Really be a Potential Market for a Work? (2010)
- Second Circuit Holds that Digital Song Downloads are not Performances under the Copyright Act (2010)
- Reading the Tea Leaves: ISP Obligations After The Second Circuit's Viacom v. YouTube Decision (2012)
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