I just had a new article published in Cybaris, the Intellectual Property Law Review at the William Mitchell College of Law. The piece is titled “Intellectual Property 2.0: Revisiting the Copyright and Trademark System for a Digital Reality.”It’s available for … Continue reading
I just wanted to make everyone aware that this Saturday, there are two events at the NTEC in Frisco. I will be speaking in the first, and moderating the panel in the second. My understanding is both are open to … Continue reading
For anyone in the Dallas area, the Dallas IGDA is hosting an event on crowdfunding and Kickstarter on April 11, at the Fox and Hound in Richardson. More details can be found here. Please feel free to come out and … Continue reading
I was interviewed for a piece on Kotaku today, which you should check out. It’s amazing how many regulations are out there related to raffles and sweepstakes that most people don’t consider when planning a contest. I’m glad that it … Continue reading
Sorry for the dust, but Law of the Game has been due for a bit of a clean up. Parts of the template have become outdated, some links are no longer valid, and the organization needed some tweaking. I believe … Continue reading
I was interviewed for a piece on Ars Technica, which went up this afternoon. It’s another good read. Check it out! Disclaimer The content of this blog is not legal advice. It only constitutes commentary on legal issues, and is … Continue reading
I was recently featured in an interview on IndustryGamers regarding the recent social games “infringement” issues (Zynga/Nimblebit, SpryFox/LOLApps, etc.). Check it out! Disclaimer The content of this blog is not legal advice. It only constitutes commentary on legal issues, and … Continue reading
I will be moderating a panel at the rapidly approaching Game::Business::Law 2012 in January. The preliminary program has been posted to the GBL site. My panel is titled “Paying and Playing,” and will be in the afternoon of the first … Continue reading
Many of you likely saw that Christopher Grant is leaving Joystiq. Many of you also likely saw that Justin and Griffin are following suit. From the time I have spent both reading Joystiq and writing LGJ, I can say without … Continue reading
As I’m sure many of you have noticed, the amount of time I’ve been able to dedicate to Law of the Game over the past few months has diminished greatly. Between a new professional role and some other publication opportunities … Continue reading
