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Intellectual Property Risks When Employees Leave Creative Agencies
Introduction Imagine a senior designer decides to quit your agency today. Tomorrow, they start working for your biggest competitor. Do they have the right to take the logo drafts they made last week? Can they call your clients and offer them a better deal? These are questions that agency owners face all the time. A creative business sells thoughts and ideas, not physical goods. So when a worker leaves, a piece of your business might leave with them. They assume the law prote
Jul 155 min read


Artificial Intelligence and Copyright : Who owns AI-Generated Content?
Introduction AI is a heavily debated subject in the current tech. landscape. The capability of a machine to execute tasks that necessitate human intelligence is referred to as AI. John McCarthy stated that “Artificial Intelligence is the engineering and science of creating intelligent machines, particularly intelligent software programs”. Artificial intelligence is mainly created to replicate the ability to think and solve problems like humans. AI has rapidly developed, causi
Jun 236 min read


The Rights Behind the Shot: Ownership and Use of Paparazzi Images
Introduction In the era of social media and celebrity culture, it is now routine to post photos and snippets from a celebrity’s life. In some scenarios, celebrities, liking the paparazzi photos of themselves, are inclined to post them on their social media profiles. Hence, it raises the question, can a celebrity, who is the subject of a photograph, post that photo without the permission of the photographer according to American Laws? History of Copyright Protection in America
Jun 126 min read
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