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Friday, March 10
Display of Thumbnail Images Is Likely to Infringe Copyright
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Mark VB Partridge
on Fri 10 Mar 2006 09:00 AM CST
The District Court in California ruled on a motion for preliminary injunction that the creation and display of thumbnail images of copyrighted works is likely to constitute copyright infringement and is not fair use. Perfect 10 v. Google, Inc., (C.D. Cal., 2/17/06). Offering links to infringing images on third-party sites, however, is not copyright infringement. more » Monday, March 6
Operators of Internet Gripe Site Subject to Jurisdiction in Remote Location
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Mark VB Partridge
on Mon 06 Mar 2006 09:00 AM CST
Your Illinois company is the victim of unfounded gripes on Internet site operated by persons in Arizona. Can you sue in your home court or are you forced to pursue more expensive and inconvenient litigation where the website is located? A recent decision by the Northern District of Illinois allows suit in home court, much to the benefit of the Illinois plaintiff. George S. May International Co. v. Xcentric Ventures (N.D. Ill. Jan. 18, 2005). The key to establishing personal jurisdiction is the existence of minimum contacts with the forum, sufficient to satisfy the constitutional requirements of due process. In ... more » |
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