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Tag Archives: Fair Use
Catcher and the Lye
After decades of literary silence, JD Salinger has finally penned something original. Unfortunately for Swedish author, Fredrik Colting, this masterstroke is in the form of a lawsuit. Asserting that Colting’s novel “60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye” is a … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment Law, Lead Story
Tagged Catcher in the Rye, Fair Use, Fredrik Colting, Holden Caulfield, JD Salinger
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Lucky There’s a Family Guy
On March 15 of last year, Family Guy was sued by Carol Burnett for the use of Carol’s cartoon likeness as a janitor in an adult book store. Not stopping at the link between Carol and an adult book store, … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment Law, Lead Story
Tagged Copyright, Fair Use, First Amendment, Publicity Rights
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