Peter A. Allard School of LawLegal Constraints on (Digital) Creativity

News of the Week Top 5; February 11, 2015

By Jon Festinger on February 15, 2015

1. An Open Letter to Prime Minister Cameron: 20th-century solutions won’t help 21st-century surveillance (Jonathan Zittrain)

2. US’s ‘Naughty List’ Of Countries Whose Intellectual Property Rules We Don’t Like Is A Joke That’s No Longer Funny

3. Left Shark Bites Back: 3D Printer Sculptor Hires Lawyer To Respond To Katy Perry’s Bogus Takedown

4. Coding Creativity: Copyright and the Artificially Intelligent Author (Annemarie Bridy)

5. Labels, not Spotify, are (hurting) artists and breaking the music industry. Here’s how to fix it.

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