Rocky Mountain Chapter: Copyright Trolls and Presumptively Fair Uses

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LAW REVIEW
and
THE COPYRIGHT SOCIETY OF THE USA
Proudly present

Mr. Greenberg published his article on copyright trolls in the Colorado Law Review, Volume 85. He will discuss the fair use doctrine as copyright law’s internal limitation on the enforcement-only business model.  

Mr. Greenberg is an Intellectual Property Fellow at Columbia University’s Kernochan Center. His scholarship focuses on laws that encourage, restrict, or regulate speech and technological development, with an emphasis on legal questions raised by disruptive innovation. He graduated from UCLA with a degree in communication studies and, after a five-year journalism career, from UCLA School of Law. During law school he served as Editor-in-Chief of the UCLA Entertainment Law Review and was a Copyright Society Paul Miller Scholar.

Cost: Students Free, Law Review Alumni $5, Others $10

This event is eligible for one general CLE credit.

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