American Broadcasting Cos. v. Aereo, Inc.: Brief of 36 Intellectual Property and Copyright Law Professors as Amici Curiae in Support of Respondent

Authors

Jessica Litman, University of Michigan Law SchoolFollow

Document Type

Brief

Publication Date

4-2-2014

Abstract

Amici curiae are law professors who teach and write about intellectual property and copyright law at law schools, colleges, and universities throughout the United States and Canada. We have no personal stake in the outcome of this case; our interest is in seeing that copyright law is applied in a manner most likely to fulfill its Constitutional mandate "to promote the Progress of Science," taking into account both the protections afforded to and the obligations imposed upon copyright holders and users of copyrighted works.

Comments

Amicus: Grimmelmann, James; Post, David G.; Armstrong, Timothy K.; Askin, Jonathan; Blevins, John; Bridy, Annemarie; Burk, Dan L.; Calboli, Irene; Carpenter, Megan M.; Carrier, Michael A.; Chin, Andrew; Clifford, Ralph D.; Cohen, Julie E.; Frischmann, Brett; Heverly, Robert A.; Liebesman, Yvette Joy; Litman, Jessica; Love, Brian J.; Madison, Michael J.; Matystik, Walter; McJohn, Stephen; McKenna, Mark P.; Juarbe, Hiram A. Melendez; Miller, Joseph Scott; Nichols, Connie Davis; Perzanowski, Aaron; Roig, Jorge R.; Sag, Matthew; Silbey, Jessica; Sorkin, David E.; Sylvain, Olivier; Tushnet, Rebecca; Tussey, Deborah; Waldman, Ari Ezra; Weinberg, Jonathan; Welkowitz, David

Recommended Citation

Litman, Jessica, "American Broadcasting Cos. v. Aereo, Inc.: Brief of 36 Intellectual Property and Copyright Law Professors as Amici Curiae in Support of Respondent" (2014). Appellate Briefs. 93.
https://repository.law.umich.edu/briefs/93