Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property

PIJIP Professor Jonas Anderson was quoted in a recent story on Apple's patent litigation before Judge Alan Albright, and its representation by local firms in Texas. 

Prof. Phillips told the Post that FCC fines are for obscenity are rare, but the threat of very high fines has led media companies to follow FCC guidelines. She noted that indecency guidelines cover a variety of types of content

Last week a compromise version of the proposed waiver  of WTO intellectual property obligations meant to help fight COVID-19 was leaked to the press. PIJIP Director Sean Flynn was quoted in a Law 360 article on the compromise.

A video is now available of PIJIP's February 25th event on the intersection of copyright and the rights of disabled people to obtain accessible versions of books and other copyrighted works.

PIJIP Faculty Director Christine Farley stated that the scale of the company’s campaign amounts to “bullying tactics, and they are unnecessary for Apple to protect the public from confusion."

On March 15, a compromise text on a TRIPS Waiver for COVID-19 technologies was reported. The text of the compromise was leaked to STAT news. PIJIP Director Sean Flynn issued the following statement