Presentations
"Important Legal Developments for Online Publications," Davis Wright Tremaine, Webinar
By Karen A. Henry, Diana Palacios, and Brendan Charney
01.28.16
On January 28, 2016, Davis Wright Tremaine's Karen Henry, Diana Palacios and Brendan Charney presented a webinar for practical and useful insights for online publishers. This webinar provided information and details on the following:
- How the California correction statute can significantly limit potential liability for allegedly false and defamatory statements published in an online publication;
- The substantive and procedural requirements online publishers must follow to qualify for the correction statute's powerful protection;
- Tips on how to efficiently investigate whether purportedly defamatory statements may be actionable;
- Guidance on drafting effective online corrections;
- Introduction to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and the fair-use factors;
- Understanding what is and is not required of copyright holders after Lenz v. Universal Music Group; and
- Guidance for interns and others to make an initial determination on whether the use of copyrighted content may be a non-infringing fair use.
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