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8 Aug, 2007 10:15 am by Evan Brown
... a violation of Brown's right of publicity under the Act and at common law. The court denied the motion, and Corbis sought interlocutory review with the Appellate Court. On appeal, the court affirmed the trial court's denial of the ... not as a mere "vehicle of information," but were being sold for commercial purposes, as merchandise or a good. But Corbis sought to distinguish its activity as a "service," namely, licensing the "incorporeal image," which is "purely intangible." Corbis also asserted ...
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12 Oct, 2007 4:52 pm by Ken Chan
... company gets sued for copyright infringement, that's news. Or is it?While browsing through Pravda Studios, LLC v. Corbis Corporation et al., I came across a lot of the standard boilerplate: This action is brought in response to a classic ... copying and commercial, for-profit use, copying, display and distribution of Plaintiff's live action, motion picture, film footage entitled PRAVDA B-STOCK: SPAIN. This is a serious accusation. So, I had to find out what exactly Corbis had done to engage in a ...
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25 Feb, 2008 10:33 pm by Eric
... s scope. Perhaps CaféPress believes (much like Amazon did in the Corbis v. Amazon case) that the physical space sales are made by its users, not Caf ... third party "merchants" than Amazon provides its zShop merchants that were at issue in the Corbis case). The court doesn't get into this nuance here. Instead, Caf ... grant of immunity conferred by § 230, as interpreted in the seminal case of [Zeran]." But the denial of the motion to dismiss gives Curran a fishing expedition license and some time to parse ...
Technology & Marketing Law Blog - http://blog.ericgoldman.org/
6 Sep, 2007 9:29 am
... law and under the Illinois Right of Publicity Act, 765 Ill. Cons. Stat. 1075. Corbis filed a motion to dismiss, arguing (a) that its display of the photographs could not constitute "an improper commercial purpose" under the state ... his photographs and never possessed control of a copyright interest to release. Under the circumstances, where it is possible that the photos as displayed on Corbis's Internet Web page can be interpreted as tangible, the Publicity Act as applied here would not preempt ...
Fair Use Blog - http://fairuse.blackwellsanders.com/
6 Sep, 2007 9:29 am
... law and under the Illinois Right of Publicity Act, 765 Ill. Cons. Stat. 1075. Corbis filed a motion to dismiss, arguing (a) that its display of the photographs could not constitute "an improper commercial purpose" under the state ... his photographs and never possessed control of a copyright interest to release. Under the circumstances, where it is possible that the photos as displayed on Corbis's Internet Web page can be interpreted as tangible, the Publicity Act as applied here would not preempt ...
Fair Use Blog - http://fairuse.blackwellsanders.com/
6 Sep, 2007 9:29 am
... law and under the Illinois Right of Publicity Act, 765 Ill. Cons. Stat. 1075. Corbis filed a motion to dismiss, arguing (a) that its display of the photographs could not constitute "an improper commercial purpose" under the state ... his photographs and never possessed control of a copyright interest to release. Under the circumstances, where it is possible that the photos as displayed on Corbis's Internet Web page can be interpreted as tangible, the Publicity Act as applied here would not preempt ...
Fair Use Blog - http://fairuse.blackwellsanders.com/
6 Sep, 2007 4:29 pm
... law and under the Illinois Right of Publicity Act, 765 Ill. Cons. Stat. 1075. Corbis filed a motion to dismiss, arguing (a) that its display of the photographs could not constitute "an improper commercial purpose" under the state ... his photographs and never possessed control of a copyright interest to release. Under the circumstances, where it is possible that the photos as displayed on Corbis's Internet Web page can be interpreted as tangible, the Publicity Act as applied here would not preempt ...
Owners, Borrowers & Thieves 2.0 - http://iplitigator.huschblackwell.com/
6 Sep, 2007 9:29 am
... law and under the Illinois Right of Publicity Act, 765 Ill. Cons. Stat. 1075. Corbis filed a motion to dismiss, arguing (a) that its display of the photographs could not constitute "an improper commercial purpose" under the state ... his photographs and never possessed control of a copyright interest to release. Under the circumstances, where it is possible that the photos as displayed on Corbis's Internet Web page can be interpreted as tangible, the Publicity Act as applied here would not preempt ...
Fair Use Blog - http://fairuse.blackwellsanders.com/
17 Aug, 2007 8:07 am by Tim Feathers
The Appellate Court of Illinois recently denied a motion to dismiss filed by the online stock photo company Corbis, effectively preserving claims that Corbis violated Jame's Browns right of publicity by offereing ... publicity release, leaving it up to the licensee to use the photo in a lawful manner. Nonetheless, the court is willing to entertain the claim that Corbis, by offering to license the photos, is thereby engaging in some commercial activity for which it may need the permission or consent ...
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TechKnowledgy Blog - http://techknowledgyblog.squarespace.com/techknowledgy-blog/
7 Oct, 2008 11:48 pm by Sheppard Mullin
... remove the infringing material before suing. The district court's decision―granting Veoh's motion for summary judgment and denying Io Group's―provides a detailed analysis of the DMCA ... the debate. Authored by: James M. Chadwick (650) 815-2605 jchadwick@sheppardmullin.com [1] Corbis Corp. v. Amazon.com, 351 F.Supp.2d 1090, 1108 (W.D. Wa. ... the amended complaint apparently asserted a claim only pursuant to the DMCA. [4] See Rossi v. Motion Picture Ass'n of America, Inc., 391 F.3d 1000, 1004 (9th Cir. ...
Intellectual Property Law Blog - http://www.intellectualpropertylawblog.com/
18 May 5:24 am
... devices (ITC 337 Law Blog) US Trade Secrets - Decisions Court of Appeal for the Second Appellate District rejects anti-SLAPP motion in trade secrets/16600 case: World Financial Group v HBW Insurance & Financial Services (Intellectual Property Law ... (not precedential) (TTABlog) TTAB: Board sustains opposition to LAM for rum based on previous registration of LAMB'S for rum: Corby Distilleries Limited v Augusto Ramon Lopez, Eva Maria Lopez and Maximo Ignacio Lopez (not precedential) (TTABlog) ...
IP Thinktank - http://duncanbucknell.com/blog
4 Jun, 2007 1:08 am
... Provides Basis for Stop People v. Adolfo Martinez-Lopez SUFFOLLK COUNTY Criminal Practice Preclusion Denied; Defendant's Ability To Engage in Motion Practice Not Impaired by Minor Errors People v. Todd M. Meyer U.S. COURT OF APPEALS, SECOND CIRCUIT Damages Photojournalist's Award for Lost Images Vacated; Court's Arbitrary Assessment of Damages Noted Grace v. Corbis-Sygma U.S. DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK Civil Practice Hague Service Convention Cited in Rulings As to ...
New York Supreme Court Criminal Term Library Blog - http://www.bloglines.com/blog/PLL
25 Jun, 2007 2:17 pm by pete.black@gmail.com (Peter Black)
The judge in the first copyright infringement lawsuit against YouTube has denied both sides' motions for summary judgment, ruling that more evidence is necessary to determine whether Google's video-sharing giant is shielded from liability by ... its product and brand portfolio, just two months after Reprise was acquired by the Interpublic Group. Read more here (from Media Post). Corbis, the online stock photo company founded and owned by Bill Gates, has introduced a Web site that allows anyone to ...
Freedom To Differ - http://www.freedomtodiffer.com/freedom_to_differ/
1 Mar, 2008 3:17 pm by Ann Bartow
... 230's scope, even when the vended materials are just online data). Thus, CaféPress' shipment of physical space t-shirts with an improper image could be outside 230's scope. Perhaps CaféPress believes (much like Amazon did in the Corbis v. Amazon case) that the physical space sales are made by its users, not CaféPress. I could see a judge buying that argument, but if CaféPress is integrally involved in every aspect of the physical retailing, manufacturing and shipment of the impermissible items, ...
Feminist Law Professors - http://feministlawprofs.law.sc.edu
8 May 9:46 pm
... one if you engage in the production or marketing of the goods that you are certifying. So if you are engaged in the transportation of the coffee, the Dear Rich Staff imagines you will have hard time at the trademark office registering a certification mark for it. For your FYI, the Dear Rich staff is currently considering registering its own certification marks for (1) motion pictures in which there is no littering, and (2) plastic shell packaging that does not require use of the jaws of life.
Nolo’s Patent, Copyright, and Trademark Blog - http://blogs.nolo.com/intellectualproperty
         
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