Rai discusses Microsoft patent infringement case
Prof. Arti Rai talks about the Supreme Court's decision in Microsoft Corp. v. i4i Ltd. » InsideCounsel

Human Rights and Intellectual Property: Mapping the Global Interfaces
Prof. Laurence Helfer's new book was the focus of a panel discussion at Duke Law on Oct. 28. » Q&A with Prof. Laurence Helfer.

Lange discusses Supreme Court copyright case
In this podcast, Prof. David Lange discusses Golan v. Holder, a case involving legislation requiring the transfer of millions of foreign works from the public domain to copyright protection. » Legal Talk Network

Authorship in the remix age
Prof. James Boyle discusses changing concepts of authorship and creativity. » Copygrounds

Boyle talks about aggressive federal enforcement of online piracy policy
Prof. James Boyle says new online piracy policies are at odds with administration's position on internet speech in other countries. » The American Prospect

Jenkins '97 discusses balancing intellectual property rights and the public domain
Jennifer Jenkins, director of Duke's Center for the Study of the Public Domain, talks about the works that would be entering the public domain were it not for increasingly prohibitive copyright laws. » Durham Herald-Sun

Boyle comments on possible ramifications of SOPA legislation
Efforts to curb online piracy could lead to "the Tower of Babel introduced into IP addresses,” says Prof. James Boyle. » The American Prospect

Rai assesses top IP law issues for 2012
Prof. Arti Rai comments on some of the issues that could bring major changes in U.S. intellectual property law in 2012. » Intellectual Property Watch. Subscription required.

What's next for anti-SOPA movement?
An essayist suggests that critics of the current copyright regime have evolved, and might continue to move, in a direction suggested by Prof. James Boyle in a 1997 essay. » Salon