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The Legal Implications of AI Generated Artwork

  • Art Law & Cultural PropertyArtificial IntelligenceBlogCopyright
  • ByAnnie Planker
  • OnMarch 8, 2023
AI has been infiltrating the art world – one (key)stroke at a time. Recently, artificial intelligence (AI) artwork has gained tremendous attention in the art world and beyond. Though digitally generated AI art platforms have been available to creators for…

The Rise of Virtual Talent

  • BlogIntellectual PropertyMetaverseWeb3
  • ByFrances Bandas
  • OnMarch 7, 2023
As web3 and the metaverse expand, casting horizons have broadened to allow virtual talent to participate in the fashion and entertainment industries. The use of digital avatars in the fashion industry, for one, is reported to be “all the rage.”…

Ticketmaster and Live Nation Know Antitrust Laws All Too Well

  • AntitrustBlogMusic Law
  • ByOlivia Nacionales
  • OnMarch 1, 2023
Almost anyone who has been to a concert, sports match, or any type of live event in recent years has likely had to deal with Ticketmaster, which commands a large majority of the ticketing industry. In November 2022, Ticketmaster faced…

Brandel Chamblee and the Golf Channel Are Accused of Defamation in Patrick Reed’s Lawsuit

  • BlogEntertainment LawFirst AmendmentFree SpeechMedia LawSports Law
  • ByAlexandria Ciardullo
  • OnMarch 1, 2023
The golf world is once again experiencing drama as Patrick Reed recently filed a defamation suit against the Golf Channel and Brandel Chamblee, seeking over $750 million in damages. Reed claims he has been a target of criticism since he…

Dungeons & Dragons & Intellectual Property: How a Licensing Dispute Almost Landed a Critical Hit Against Role-Playing Game Fans

  • BlogCopyrightIntellectual Property
  • ByMadeleine Higgs
  • OnFebruary 21, 2023
Something is rotten in the Material Plane, but instead of a lich or a mindflayer, it is copyright law that is currently tormenting the Dungeons & Dragons community. Tabletop role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons (“D&D”) waspublished by TSR in 1974…

Fumbling with Free Speech: First Amendment Concerns with the “Super Bowl Censorship Ordinance”

  • Advertising LawBlogFirst AmendmentFree SpeechMedia LawSports Law
  • ByStephanny Avshalomov
  • OnFebruary 21, 2023
The Super Bowl is a highly-anticipated, star-studded event that appeals to sports fans and commercial-lovers alike. In the 2021 season, it was estimated that at least 208 million viewers watched Super Bowl LVI with the halftime show attracting over 103…

The FTC’s Efforts to Make Influencer Marketing Transparent

  • BlogSocial Media
  • ByShayna Grife
  • OnFebruary 14, 2023
Influencer culture has become a growing phenomenon with a new profession embodying nearly 50 million people with a market size of $104 billion. People are now choosing “influencer” as their career and turning to social media over college. The financial…

How UFC Fighters are Being Punched in the Mouth Even After Stepping out of the Cage

  • BlogLabor LawSports Law
  • ByWilliam Schwartz
  • OnNovember 29, 2022
There is no questioning that the Ultimate Fighting Championship (“UFC”) is the premier mixed martial arts (“MMA”) promotion in the world. The UFC does pay their fighters more than other MMA promotions, but there are still plenty of people rightfully…

Glorification of Serial Killers: How the Law Fails to Protect Families of the Victims

  • BlogCopyrightEntertainment LawMedia LawStreaming Services
  • ByKsenia Khlystova-Gowda
  • OnNovember 29, 2022
Serial killers have always caused controversy. They have been talked about, feared, studied, and after their deaths, they have been remembered and memorialized in various forms of art. In pursuit of success and fame, movie and documentary directors attempt to…

The Acceptance of NFTs in the Art World

  • Art Law & Cultural PropertyBlogIntellectual PropertyNFTs
  • ByAlissa Donovan
  • OnNovember 22, 2022
Since the first creation of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in 2014, some have tried to discredit this new technology as a scam undeserving of legitimate artistic consideration. The test of time has proven otherwise, as the use of NFTs has expanded…

The Power and Failure of FIFA to Be a Force for LGBTQ and Human Rights

  • BlogFree SpeechSports Law
  • ByIsaac Gamboa
  • OnNovember 20, 2022
The FIFA World Cup began in November, and with it, the attention of an anticipated three billion viewers turned to this year’s host nation Qatar. Qatar is the first Middle Eastern country to host the event and has spent billions…

Spotify v. Apple—Why These Two Tech Giants Don’t See Eye-to-Eye

  • AntitrustBlogTrademark & Unfair Competition
  • ByDylan Blanchard
  • OnNovember 15, 2022
On October 25, 2022, the audio streaming platform Spotify posted an article on their blog titled It’s Past Time to Play Fair: Apple’s Anti-Competitive Behavior Hurts Everyone—Including Audiobook Listeners, Publishers, and Authors. The article links to a self-published website devoted…
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