The Photographer of the Westminster Omnibus

My thoughts on the much-criticised case in which it was held that one Photoshopped picture of a London bus on Westminster Bridge infringed the copyright in another, well-known photo of the same scene. Is the decision as mad as it at first seems, or as wide-ranging in its effects as some have suggested?

My friend and fellow Open Rights Group legal volunteer Francis Davey discusses e-books and digital rights management.

Meddle Not in the Affairs of Wizards (for they have trade marks and the legal teams to enforce them).

3 Strikes: Here We Go Again

A somewhat more scathing than usual post for the LawClanger!

Machinima and the Law - a podcast of an interview with Hugh Hancock, leading Machinima expert, on the legal issues arising from use of game engines to make CGI movies.

More on Cameras - a follow-up to yesterday's entry.