Beware the Law of Unintended Consequences: The Push for Statutory Remuneration for Korean Writers and Directors Working on Streaming Projects could do more Harm than Good Copyright is very simple as a concept yet can be quite complex when it comes to actual implementation. This is why careful negotiation of contractual terms is important for rights-holders. The objective of copyright is to incentivize creation by giving creators control over their work so they can, among other things, determine the means of … Continue reading “Beware the Law of Unintended Consequences: The Push for Statutory Remuneration for Korean Writers and Directors Working on Streaming Projects could do more Harm than Good”... View Full Article Related Articles News Feed This week on MIP: AI artwork exclusive, Ed Sheeran copyright victory We provide a rundown of Managing IP’s news and analysis coverage from the week, and review what’s been happening elsewhere… Learn More News Feed Too Much of a Good Thing: Jake Linford on Copyright & Attention Scarcity In his fascinating 2020 article in Cardozo Law Review, entitled Copyright and Attention Scarcity, Jake Linford provided a new justification for copyright law’s… Learn More News Feed Former Copyright Office GC Warns Against Blanket Assertions That AI Ingestion of Copyrighted Works ‘Is Fair Use’ On May 17, Sy Damle, a former General Counsel (GC) at the U.S. Copyright Office, was one of five witnesses… Learn More
