Professional Resume
Professional Resume (August, 2023)
Books
Media, Technology, and Copyright: Integrating Law and Economics (Edward Elgar Publishers, 2004).
Published Articles
- Long Tail or Bottleneck: What’s Next for Spotify?, CPI Antitrust Chronicle, February, 2021
- They’re Playing our Song: Copyright at Concerts, Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, Spring, 2020
- Financial Remedies in Music Copyright, revision December, 2020, first published in Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, Spring, 2004
- Trademarks and Financial Remedies
- Reasonable Royalties in Patent Litigation: Methods, Evidence, and Experts, presented to Knowledge Group Webinar, March, 2017
- First Sale Rights at SCOTUS: Regarding Kisrtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons, Journal of the Copyright Society, Spring, 2016
- Copyright, Causality, and the Courts, Journal of the Copyright Society, Winter, 2015
- Settlement Strategies from a Damages Expert, Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, October, 2007
- Trademark Valuation and Market Analysis: Using Empirical Data
- The Entire Market Value Rule: The Embattled Flank, IP Lawyer, December, 2007, revised 2011
- Pharmaceuticals and Compulsory Licensing, (with Bruce Lehman)
- Publicity Rights and Rational Valuation, Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, March, 2006
- “Digitization and Its Discontents II: How Markets are Transforming Copyright”, Journal of the Copyright Society, Spring, 2007.
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Gorillas in our Midst: Searching for King Kong in the Music Jungle, Journal of the Copyright Society, Winter, 2007.
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Copyright at a Crossroads, Again!: The Copyright Modernization Act, Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law Journal, December, 2006.
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Law Journal, December, 2006.
- How Advertising and Peer to Peer are Transforming Media and Copyright, Journal of the Copyright Society, Spring, 2007.
- Swords Into Plowshares: A Convergence of Interests in P2P
- Canadian Quandary: Digital Rights Management, Access Protection, and Free Markets, Progress on Point 3:12, Progress and Freedom Foundation, May, 2006.
- File-Sharing at Madison and Vine: The New Convergence, Century City Lawyer, December, 2005.
- File-Sharing and Market Harm, Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law Journal, July, 2005.
- Transactions Costs and Administered Markets: The Case of Music Performance Rights, Review of Economic Research in Copyright Issues, 3 (1), 37, 2006.
- Grokster v. Sony: The Supreme Court’s Real Decision, Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, Summer, 2004.
- Peer-to-Peer Networking and Digital Rights Management: How Market Tools Can Solve Copyright Problems (with Bill Rosenblatt), Journal of the Copyright Society, Winter, 2005.
- Music, Mantras, and Markets: Facts and Myths in the Brave New World, Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law Journal, Winter, 2004.
- Music in the Crucible: A Year in Review, Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, Summer, 2004.
- Digitization and Its Discontents: Digital Rights Management, Access Protection, and Free Markets , Journal of the Copyright Society, Spring, 2004.
- Vertical Merger in a High Tech Industry: Synopsys, Avant!, and the FTC, 2 Economics Committee Newsletter of the American Bar Association 2, 2002.
- Tying, Patents, and Refusal to Deal: Economics at the Summit, 2 Economics Committee Newsletter of the American Bar Association 1, 2002.
- Intellectual Property and Antitrust: Music Performance Rights in Broadcasting, Columbia Journal for Law and the Arts, 2002.
- Keep Off My Privacy: How Sweet the Sound?, Bright Ideas, 2002.
- Purple Beasts and Lewd Tunes: Economic Reasoning and Copyright, Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law Journal, 2002.
- How to Cure Performance Anxiety, Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law Journal, Summer, 2002.
- Traffic Jam on the Music Superhighway: Is it a Reproduction or a Performance?, Journal of the Copyright Society, 2002, (with Lewis Kurlantzick).
- Miss Scarlett’s License Done Gone: Parody, Satire, and Economic Reasoning, 20 Cardozo Arts and Entertainment Law Journal 4, 2002.
- Art as Innovation: “The Wind Done Gone” Case
- Copyright, Prevention, and Rational Governance: File-Sharing and Napster, Columbia Journal for Law and the Arts, 2002.
- Internet Television and Copyright Licensing, 20 Cardozo Arts and Entertainment Law Journal 2, 2002.
- Old Friends: ASCAP and DOJ Reach a New Consent Decree, Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, 2002.
- Digital Rights Management and Access Protection in Proceedings of the ALAI Congress: June 13-17, 2001, J. Ginsburg, ed., Columbia University, 2002.
- Digitalization and the Arts, Handbook of Cultural Economics, Ruth Towse, ed., Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd., 2002.
- Internet TV and Copyright Licensing: Balancing Cents and Sensibility, Internet Television, ed. D. Gerbarg, E. Noam, J. Groebbel, Lawrence Erlbaum Publishers, Mahwah, NJ, 2002.
- Music Licensing in the Digital Age, Copyright in the Cultural Industries, Ruth Towse, ed., Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd., 2002.
- Search and Destroy: How to Tame a Spider, IPL Newsletter 1, 2001.
- Biting the Hand that Feeds, Century City Lawyer, November, 2001, with Duncan Cameron.
- Interpreting Amended ASCAP Consent Decree: More Options to Avoid Blanket Royalties, Entertainment Law and Finance, October, 2001.
- Market Imperfections and Failed Governance: The Case of Music Performance Rights
- Information Transfer in Cyberspace: Popups, Keying, and Privacy
- Establishing Indirect Profits Resulting from Copyright Infringement
- Indirect Profits, Causality, and Punitive Damages
- Copyright Settlement Strategies from a Damages Expert
