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Intellectual Property Law
: Cyberlaw CentralFan Generated Content on the Internet
By Kevin A. Thompson
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Here are the slides from my presentation to the Chicago Bar Association’s Cyber Law and Data Privacy committee on February 17, 2009 entitled “Fan Generated Content on the Internet.”
I talked about the Harry Potter Lexicon case, including the changes to the book which were made in order for it to be publishable. Then, we discussed different forms of fan-generated content on the Internet. I framed the discussion by providing examples of fan content made by people who (like me) read more
Full post as published by Cyberlaw Central on February 21, 2009 (boomark / email).
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