The Bloomberg BNA Intellectual Property Blog is the home of the "Do You Copy?" podcast and offers links to selected articles by the BNA IP team, which is accessible to both subscribers and non-subscribers as well as commentary and analysis exclusive to this blog.
January 31, 2013
by Guest Contributor
Bloomberg BNA full story: A guest contribution - published as a "BNA Insight" - from Ropes & Gray IP attorneys and appearing in BNA's Patent, Trademark & Copyright Law Daily (accessible...
December 27, 2012
by Anandashankar Mazumdar
Bloomberg BNA full story: "Is there a constitutional limit to the statutory damages that can be imposed for downloading music online?" Anandashankar Mazumdar's writeup of the cert petition ...
by Tony Dutra
Bloomberg BNA full story: Tony Dutra's writeup of the Supreme Court's Dec. 7 cert grant on the question of whether a "pay-for-delay" settlement--in which a patent-owning brand name drug...
November 22, 2012
by Tamlin H. Bason
Blog exclusive: U.S. Rep. Darrell E. Issa (R-Calif.) seems poised to take a leading role in the debate over copyright reform. Emboldened by a successful defeat of the Stop Online Piracy Act ...
October 26, 2012
Bloomberg BNA full story: Anandashankar Mazumdar's writeup of the formation of a new group promising to pressure Congress to support stronger rights under the first sale doctrine for...
October 18, 2012
by Rebecca E. Hoffman
Blog exclusive: I have a friend who is a bit of a pedant. That is, he knows everything about everything, and he'd like you to know how much he knows about everything. If you get something wrong,...
August 14, 2012
Blog exclusive: A recent report by WNYC's On the Media misuses the term "copyright" in a way that Ananda finds very troubling ...
August 2, 2012
Blog exclusive: The lack of relevant case law coupled with the high profile nature of the case complicate a distrct judge's task as he prepares to rule on Megaupload's motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction...
July 12, 2012
Blog exclusive: As of July 12, the Intellectual Property Attaché Act had not yet been formally introduced, and yet a long list of SOPA opponents had already sounded the alarm. Here is a sampling of some of the articles that went online Tuesday. Unfortunately for them, they all got it (at last partially) wrong...
Ten Things You Need to Know About Social Media and Intellectual Property
If High Court Nixes Myriad Gene Patent, Look to Decades of Uncertainty, Panel Says
'On the Media' interviews researcher trying to make end run around Myriad
'Do You Copy?' Podcast, Episode 56, May 3, 2013
From the archives of 'Do You Copy': The copyright episode(1)