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Tim Bukher: Tech Junky & Internet Lawyer

Technology is driving exciting changes in the software, video game, e-commerce and general digital media industries. At the same time, our legislature and courts attempt to keep pace with these changes and prevent potential abuses of privacy and intellectual property. I navigate these often uncharted, interconnecting areas of internet, intellectual property and corporate law for my clients at Handal & Morofsky, LLC... and I write about it here.

Apr. 22, 2013

Viacom loses to YouTube… again

Internet law

Of course Viacom has promised to appeal, again.

Apr. 19, 2013

Google Glass licensed, not owned by users

intellectual property lawyer

Imagine a future where everything we think we own is, in fact, merely licensed…

Apr. 16, 2013

The nagging privacy issues of CISPA

Intellectual Property

The danger of CISPA is that it seems nullify the myriad of legal privacy protections we currently have in place.

Apr. 12, 2013

Heads up Facebook: New California law to add additional privacy requirements to social networking sites

Internet law

IMO, it is good privacy policy practice to allow users to delete their PI with or without state or federal laws mandating companies to honor such wishes.

Apr. 4, 2013

Tim Bukher wins copyright decision against major textbook publishers

intellectual property attorney

Copying of unregistered derivative works does not infringe the copyrights of the registered originals when the derivatives reproduce no protected material from the originals.