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A Change for the Better: Copyright Law no Longer Immune to MedImmune

Author: Paul G. Anderson, Associate, Ritholz Levy Sanders Chidekel & Fields LLP An action for declaratory judgment provides a party with the unique opportunity to obtain a preventative, binding ruling on “a case of actual controversy.” Crucially, if a declaratory…

Managing Editor
September 24, 2012

FCC Affirms Decision; Rules in Favor of Tennis Channel Against Comcast

Author: Melissa Rachel Heller, J.D Candidate, Class of 2014, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Tennis Channel and Comcast have been engaged in a bitter dispute over the provider’s refusal to carry Tennis Channel since July 2010. Tennis Channel claimed…

Managing Editor
September 2, 2012

Collusion, Antitrust, and the NFL

Author: Simon Bernstein, Executive Editor, Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal On Monday, March 12th, Commissioner of the National Football League, Roger Goodell, penalized the Washington Redskins and the Dallas Cowboys for “contract practices . . . during the 2010…

Managing Editor
March 21, 2012

Saved By The Bell? Why Courts Need To Draw The Line On Trademark Use In Video Games

Author: Joseph Gutmann, Staff Editor, Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal Electronic Arts (“EA”) has had some legal issues lately. They’ve beaten former NFL running back Jim Brown and former Rutgers quarterback Ryan Hart in lawsuits over the use of…

Managing Editor
March 20, 2012

Weak Net Neutrality Rules Lead to Nothing Surprising

Author: Eric Null, Senior Articles Editor, Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal The debate about network neutrality—the idea that packets of information traversing the pipes that connect us to the Internet should be treated equally and on a best-efforts basis—is…

Managing Editor
March 13, 2012

Politics, Privacy, and Child Pornography: The Battle Over Data Retention and H.R. 1981

Author: Agatha M. Cole, Staff Editor, Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal In August of 2005, a Florida investigator on the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) taskforce—a national network of federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies dedicated to preventing…

Managing Editor
March 4, 2012

Is Trademark Protection for Surname Catchphrases Linsane?

Author: Danielle Gorman, Staff Editor, Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal On February 13, 2012, New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin, whose recent success has spawned a plethora of Lin-based catchphrases, filed a federal trademark application for the term…

Managing Editor
February 27, 2012

The Pirate Party

Author: Steven A. Sutro, Staff Editor, Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal The “Pirate Party” has started to enter the mainstream. Regional pirate parties with a focus on promoting Internet privacy, digital intellectual property reform, and government transparency began forming…

Managing Editor
February 13, 2012

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Call for Submissions in AELJ Volume 41! Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal (“AELJ”) is currently accepting submissions for publication
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Cardozo AELJ is excited to announce our newest class of Staff Editors for Volume 41! Please join us in congratulating our Staff
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It is our distinct pleasure to announce the selection of student Notes for publication in Volume 41 of the Cardozo Arts
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Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal (“AELJ”) is currently accepting submissions for publication in its forthcoming Volume 41. Submissions may
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We would like to thank all of today’s esteemed moderators and panelists for making "The Parthenon Marbles Case and Universal
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Just one day away from "The Parthenon Marbles Case and Universal Museum Myth: Policies and Politics!" Click the link in
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We are looking forward to Thursday’s symposium, The Parthenon Marbles Case and Universal Museum Myth: Policies and Politics! Lina
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We are looking forward to Thursday’s symposium, The Parthenon Marbles Case and Universal Museum Myth: Policies and Politics! The
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Please give a warm welcome to our final speaker of the 2022 symposium: Paul M Barrett, a Senior Research Scholar
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Please give a warm welcome to our sixth speaker of the 2022 Symposium: Enrique Armijo, a Professor of Law at
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Please give a warm welcome to our fifth speaker at the 2022 Symposium: Zahra Takhshid, an assistant professor at the
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Please give a warm welcome to our fourth speaker of the 2022 Symposium: Michael A. Cheah! Serving as the General
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Please give a warm welcome to our third speaker of the 2022 Symposium: @cagoldberglaw , who does groundbreaking work nationally
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We are pleased to announce AELJ’s Spring 2022 Symposium “25 Years of Section 230: Retain, Reform, or Repeal?,” where two
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Please give a warm welcome to our second speaker of the 2022 Symposium: the amazing Kendra Albert, a public interest
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Please give a warm welcome to our first speaker of the 2022 Symposium: the lovely Mary Graw Leary, who is
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Please give a warm welcome to our Keynote Speaker for the Spring 2022 Symposium, Jeff Kosseff! An associate professor of
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We are proud to announce the Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal’s Volume 41 Editorial Board. Congratulations to all!
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Elections day for Volume 41!
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Meet the E-Board of Volume 40!! Last but not least is our Associate Editor: Paige Frankel ( @paigefrankel )!! She is currently