1. Riding the Wave – Navigating the Legal Challenges of the New Digital Revolution. Professor Marc H. Greenberg November 13, 2009

2. I. IP in the Workplace: Copyright Acquiring pre-existing works (literary works, sound recordings, musical compositions, film and television clips, fine arts and graphics) Acquiring rights in newly- created works – U.S. law re: works for hire CCNV v. Reid and the problem of termination rights under 117 Section 203.

3. I. IP in the Workplace: Copyright Mixed media works licensing – getting all of the rights involved in a work – establishing a priority list in multiple works licensing situations Defining the scope of use in a license agreement

4. IP in the Workplace: Website Design and Maintenance; Trademarks and Domain Names The structure of a website design deal – an approach to design and maintenance deals using the construction contract model Trademarks and Domain Names: the Anti-Cyber- squatting Act; the trend towards more TLDs

5. Doing Business in a Web 3.0 World – Cloud computing – defined, pros and cons – Virtual Worlds and Avatars – legal and business issues in Second Life The conflict between real money transactions and the TOS and EULA of Second Life ( Bragg v. Linden) Business issues with Avatars in Second Life

6. Doing Business in a Web 3.0 World – Blogs and Social Networking Sites (Facebook, YouTube); Social Rating sites (Yelp) Defamation and Harassment Issues in Blogging Privacy Issues in Social Networking Responding to Negative Ratings on Yelp

7. Thanks for listening! All slides and presentation contents copyright © Marc H. Greenberg, 2009, All Rights Reserved. Contact me at mgreenberg@ggu.edu or on Facebook or Linkedin. mgreenberg@ggu.edu