What a ruling ordering a developer to pay artists for destroying their graffiti means for street art

Twenty-one New York artists won $6.7 million in damages from the owner of a building who destroyed their graffiti when he had the structure demolished.

Enrico Bonadio, The Conversation

· Feb 19, 2018 · 11:30 pm

Led Zeppelin, plagiarism claims, and why we should be worried about the future of music

Composers and musicians wouldn’t have created many masterpieces if the current copyright laws had always been around.

Enrico Bonadio, The Conversation

· Apr 16, 2016 · 11:30 pm

World's poorest countries allowed to keep copying patent-protected drugs

There is a window of opportunity for the least developed countries to develop their own pharmaceuticals industry.

Enrico Bonadio, The Conversation

· Nov 25, 2015 · 02:30 pm

How Donald Trump trademarked the slogan 'Make America Great Again'

The US presidential candidate is getting protective over his trademark, 'Make America Great Again'. But it might not be such a good idea.

Enrico Bonadio, The Conversation

· Oct 17, 2015 · 11:30 pm

The case against Happy Birthday’s copyright protection

A lawsuit in the US is fighting for the 'Happy Birthday' song to be declared a part of the public domain.

Enrico Bonadio, The Conversation

· Aug 05, 2015 · 02:30 pm

Rubik’s Cube trademark puzzle solved by EU court

The iconic Rubik’s Cube has been deemed eligible for European Union trademark protection to the detriment of a German toy maker.

Enrico Bonadio, The Conversation

· Dec 05, 2014 · 12:30 pm