Author: Ali Sternburg

Google Books Opinion Is a Win for Fair Use and Permissionless Innovation

Posted by Ali Sternburg | Nov 14, 2013 | Limitations & Exceptions to Copyright, Positive Agenda

Today, the long-awaited Google Books opinion is out. And it’s a winner. The New York district court dismissed the case, writing that “Goggle’s [sic] motion for summary judgment is granted and plaintiffs’ motion for partial...

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Growing Consensus Around Balanced Copyright Policy

Posted by Ali Sternburg | Jul 18, 2013 | Domestic Policies, Trade Agreements

[Cross-posted with permission from the DisCo Blog, (Link)] This morning, the new USTR Michael Froman testified before the House Committee on Ways and Means about a variety of trade policy issues, including the Trans-Pacific...

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