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Author: Gabriel Godoy-Dalmau

Sound Recording Feedback: Efficiency Noise

Posted on February 2, 2016 by Gabriel Godoy-Dalmau

In my prior post, I argued that the limited nature of the sound recording copyright has had adverse effects on the scope of protection for other copyrights.1 The copyright act defines a sound recording in terms of the process of fixation, not in terms of substantive expression.2 In response, courts developed bright-line rules towards copying…

Sound Recording Feedback: Bright-Line Rules and Blurred-Lines Jurisprudence

Posted on October 26, 2015 by Gabriel Godoy-Dalmau

“[G]ood artists copy[,] great artists steal. And we have always been shameless about stealing great ideas.” – Steve Jobs1 Mimicry, homage, and blatant copying create the foundation for several artistic forms, including contrafacts and mash-ups.2 Yet, copying is merely the start of the creative process. At the heart of the arts is the copying-expression cycle:…

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