Intellectual Property

· Story link A California judge has ordered a weekly newspaper to delay publishing information on a test drug until…

In an important win for free expression, a federal appeals court held today that an artist's painting of Tiger Woods…

WASHINGTON, D.C.--The Federal Communication Commission conducted what it said was one of the largest crackdowns on "pirate radio" stations in…

ENGLAND--The image of the late Princess Diana should belong to the world instead of to her memorial fund, a copyright…

SECOND CIRCUIT--Plaintiffs suing for the unauthorized use of photographs and artworks in films must show that the use was more…

Stricter electronic theft measures become law 02/09/98 WASHINGTON, D.C.--President Clinton in mid-December signed the No Electronic Theft Act, a copyright…

Newspaper sues former reporter for notes, documents 01/26/98 COLORADO--A Boulder judge ruled in early January that a reporter who took…

Federal judge dismisses photographers' suit against AP 01/26/98 NEW YORK--In early December, a federal District Court judge in Manhattan dismissed…

FCC loses motion for judgment in 'pirate' radio case 12/01/97 CALIFORNIA--In mid-November, a federal District Court Judge in Oakland denied…

Freelancers lose claim over electronic publishing rights 08/25/97 NEW YORK--Freelance writers who sell their stories may not stop the periodical…