Copyright and Judicial Line-Drawing: How Will Today’s Court Rulings Impact Tomorrow’s Content Creation & Use?

Federal courts have issued some eye-opening decisions recently in such key copyright-law areas as fair use and exclusive display rights. Those rulings underscore the long-running debate over whether vigorous copyright enforcement chills or encourages innovation. Our speakers will discuss current copyright-infringement litigation developments and assess how those and future outcomes will affect technological advancements in such areas as machine learning.

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Featuring

Jeffrey P. Cunard
Partner, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
Co-Author, Copyright Law: A Practitioner’s Guide (PLI)

Sasha Moss
Federal Affairs Manager and Policy Counsel
R Street Institute

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