IP in the Sports Arena: Elliott Alderman Interviewed by Radio Entrepreneurs (2023)
Thursday, 14 September 2023
Elliott Alderman of Alderman IP was interviewed by Radio Entrepreneurs about the intellectual property and technology issues common to stadiums, arenas, amusement parks, casinos and other venues that run complex technology. Core venue functions are now routinely handled through technology, often a single mobile application: getting around the venue, ticketing, merchandise sales, and food and
- Published in Intellectual Property Law, Internet, Licensing
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Intellectual Property Rights in Art: Elliott Alderman Interviewed by Fine Art Shippers (2023)
Friday, 04 August 2023
Fine Art Shippers interviewed Elliott Alderman on intellectual property rights in art. Alderman IP represents visual artists in protecting, licensing and selling their work. For high-value art sales, the firm also provides escrow services. When neither seller nor buyer wants to release the work or the funds first, the firm acts as a trusted intermediary.
- Published in Intellectual Property Law, Licensing, Visual Arts, Works of Fine Art
UCITA: Why Consumers Should Read The Fine Print (2002)
Wednesday, 05 June 2002
Fundamentally, the sale of goods differs from the license of information: when a good is sold, title passes and the buyer owns the item exclusively. Not so with content – the transactional framework is typically non-exclusive, the licensor retains a number of rights, and there are limitations to the uses a licensee can make of