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- IP Breakdown | A Legal Blog by Aaron | Sanders, PLLC
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- We Don't Serve Your Kind Here Wow, there have been a lot of really interesting copyright cases in just the last two or three weeks! It's like being a candy store with money, but you're full. I'll try to comment on some of them. Let's start with the one that really shocked a lot of people. Please put me in the "not shocked" camp. Here's the opinion: Goldman v. Breibart News. The court (the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York) held that you can infringe a photograph that's contained in a tweet by embedding that tweet in your publicly-available webpage. Maybe you don't think that's shocking, but trust me, to copyright lawyers and Internet industry types, it was shocking. The plaintiff took a photograph of Tom Brady walking with Danny Ainge then uploaded the photograph to Snapchat. Because there already was a rumor (completely absurd) that Brady was helping the Celtics recruit another basketball player, the photograph went viral and ended up getting ...
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