Blog Content Licensing: Is there a market for it?
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Written by Kristie Prinz on July 29, 2008 | Posted in Commercialization of Intellectual Property, Content Licensing, IP Transactions
PlagiarismToday raised an interesting question today when it asked if blog content licensing was dead.
I have given several presentations on blog law issues now, but I must say that I had never really given thought to the issue of whether or not there was really a market for blog content licensing–beyond, of course, thinking [...]
Blogosphere Reacts to Associated Press Assault on Fair Use Doctrine
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Written by Kristie Prinz on June 20, 2008 | Posted in Commercialization of Intellectual Property, Content Licensing, IP Licensing Deals, IP Transactions
Should the Associated Press have the right to set its own standards as to how much quoting from an Associated Press article constitutes fair use and how much requires the payment of a royalty?
The Associated Press (”A.P.”) apparently thinks so, based on recent coverage of its plans to adopt blogging guidelines for quoting [...]
