9th Circ. Made 3 Errors In 'Innocence Of Muslims' Ruling

Law360, New York (March 19, 2014, 10:39 PM EDT) -- ​Copyright law generates plenty of discussion these days, but few copyright decisions have been as controversial as the Ninth Circuit's recent opinion in Garcia v. Google Inc.[1] The court's ruling — that a film actor owns an independent interest in her performance — has drawn widespread criticism from scholars, copyright lawyers and industry representatives. Both Hollywood and Silicon Valley are watching the case closely for potential fallout....

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