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"There are legitimate infringement issues," says Anthony Falzone, who has litigated intellectual property cases and who runs the Fair Use Project at Stanford Law School.

TV Dinner Theater: Parodies of Old Sitcoms Draw Blood, Crowds Lucette Lagnado 2011

The plaintiffs' attorney, Anthony Falzone of Stanford Law School, said that once a copyright's "limited time" expires, a work permanently enters the public domain.

Copyright Law Challenged Jess Bravin 2011

Along with Tony Falzone and others out at Stanford, I wrote an amicus brief in the pending Salinger/60 Years Later case, on behalf of the American Library Association, the Organization for Transformative Works, the Association of Research Libraries, the Association of College and Research Libraries, and the Right to Write Fund.

Amicus brief in Salinger Rebecca Tushnet 2009

A lawyer for Fairey, Anthony T. Falzone said the Garcia photograph was transformed into a "stunning, abstracted and idealized visual image that created powerful new meaning and conveys a radically different message."

February 2009 2009

"There are legitimate infringement issues," says Anthony Falzone, who has litigated intellectual property cases and who runs the Fair Use Project at Stanford Law School.

TV Dinner Theater: Parodies of Old Sitcoms Draw Blood, Crowds Lucette Lagnado 2011

Along with Tony Falzone and others out at Stanford, I wrote an amicus brief in the pending Salinger/60 Years Later case, on behalf of the American Library Association, the Organization for Transformative Works, the Association of Research Libraries, the Association of College and Research Libraries, and the Right to Write Fund.

Archive 2009-08-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

Madison respects Falzone a lot for acting aggressively to assert fair use claims (lawsuit on James Joyce scholarship, Harry Potter Lexicon, declaratory judgment for Shepard Fairey).

Archive 2009-02-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

Falzone called it a legal effort “to organize and discuss the complicated and very elaborate world of Harry Potter.”

J.K. Rowling Suing Fan over “Harry Potter Lexicon” « Urban Fantasy Land 2008

“OTRN must have known that its takedown notice was baseless not only because using limited amounts of copyrighted material for the purposes of criticism is a textbook case of fair use-but because Michael Savage lost an earlier case about this very same issue,” said Anthony Falzone, executive director of the Fair Use Project at Stanford Law School, referring to a copyright claim Savage lost against the Council for American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).

Brave New Films Sues Shock Jock Michael Savage | Disinformation 2008

Anthony Falzone, representing the parties challenging the law, agreed.

Ars Technica Timothy B. Lee 2011