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Tag Archives: intellectual property
Right of Publicity and Right of Privacy After Death
The New York Times posted an opinion piece about a person’s right of publicity after death on March 27, 2011, titled “The New Grave Robbers” by Ray D. Madoff. I saw this article mentioned on the TaxProf Blog. The opinion piece … Continue reading
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Tagged death, decedent, died, digital property, intellectual property, jim lamm
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Obama Administration White Paper on Intellectual Property Enforcement Legislative Recommendations
The Obama Administration released a White Paper on Intellectual Property Enforcement Legislative Recommendations on March 15, 2011. This follows up the 2010 Joint Strategic Plan on Intellectual Property Enforcement. Among other things, the proposals would clarify enforcement of intellectual property rights … Continue reading
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Tagged author, copyright, death, decedent, died, digital property, DMCA, estate planning, intellectual property, takedown notice
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Financial Value in Trademarks and Domain Names
A December 8, 2010, auction in New York offered 170 business names, product names, and Internet domain names that aren’t being used anymore. Some of these names were recent products and companies, like Infoseek, an Internet search engine company that … Continue reading
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Estate Planning for Web Pages and Blogs
If a person becomes incapacitated or dies, look for any Web pages or blogs that the person operated. As most people know, a blog is a personal or business Web page with posted news items, reviews, or personal comments about … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, death, decedent, died, digital property, domain names, estate planning, incapacity, intellectual property, jim lamm, Web page
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Deceased Author Stieg Larsson Sells 1 Million E-Books
As I’ve mentioned before, when dealing with a person’s incapacity or death, the family members and fiduciaries should consider the value of the person’s digital intellectual property, including digital publishing rights for authors. Last week, Amazon.com reported that deceased author … Continue reading
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Tagged author, death, decedent, died, digital property, digital publishing, estate planning, intellectual property, jim lamm
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Estate Planning and Digital Music
When dealing with a person’s incapacity or death, the family members and fiduciaries should consider the value of the person’s digital intellectual property. If the person was a musician, family members and fiduciaries should review music publishing contracts regarding digital … Continue reading
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Estate Planning and Digital Publishing Rights for Authors
When dealing with a person’s incapacity or death, the family members and fiduciaries should consider the value of the person’s digital intellectual property. If the person was an author, family members and fiduciaries should review book publishing contracts regarding digital … Continue reading
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Estate Planning for Digital Intellectual Property Rights
There can be significant value in the intellectual property rights attached to pictures, music, movies, literary works, Web pages, computer code, and other creative works existing as digital property. According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, intellectual property in … Continue reading
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