Stanford CIS

Copyright and Fair Use

Press

Kim Dotcom, Pirate King

Chris Sprigman is quoted in Businessweek about "secondary infringement" in an article asking "Is Kim Dotcom a criminal mastermind, or the world&#…

Blog

Congress Should Fix the Copyright Mess

The real story behind last week’s blow-up over legislation regulating piracy on the Internet has less to do with the fears of motion picture studios or the intr…

Blog

Beneath the Blindfold

FOUR SURVIVORS, ONE TRUTH THIS SHOULD NOT HAPPEN TO ANYONE A nursing home aide from Africa. An actor from Colombia. A U.S. Navy veteran from Chicago. A doctor…

Blog

INCENDIARY: The Willingham Case

In 1991, Cameron Todd Willingham’s three daughters died in a Corsicana, Texas house fire. Tried and convicted for their arson murders, Willingham spent twelve y…

Blog

Eames: The Architect and the Painter

The husband-and-wife team of Charles and Ray Eames are widely regarded as America’s most important designers. Perhaps best remembered for their mid-century plyw…

Blog

Casablanca Mon Amour

Casablanca Mon Amour is a modern road movie that encapsulates the more complex and fractured nature of living in a world where TV and wars compete for headlines…

Press

If You Thought SOPA and ACTA Were Bad…

CIS Non-Residential Fellow David Levine writes about SOPA and ACTA in this Info Justice post. In the wake of the Stop Online Piracy Act/PROTECT IP Act (collect…

Case

Cariou v. Prince

Photographer Patrick Cariou sued artist Richard Prince for copyright infringement on the basis of Prince’s use, in works of collage art, of images of Rastafaria…