Doug Isenberg was recently selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America 2013 in the field of technology law.
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Doug Isenberg Interviewed for TV Affiliates About Copyright Theft Online
Attorney Doug Isenberg of The GigaLaw Firm was recently interviewed for a segment that was broadcast on TV stations around the country, including ABC and CBS affiliates, discussing legal issues related to unauthorized copying of photographs on the Internet.
In the interview, Isenberg notes that even personal photographs on Facebook pages are protected by the law: "Anything that you or I can create, as long as it is an original work of authorship, is protected under U.S. copyright law... It can include photographs, video, audio."
One version of the interview, from TV station WPRI, is available by clicking here.
The (Limited) Importance of ICANN's Decision to Extend the Public Comment Deadline
In a new blog post, "The (Limited) Importance of ICANN's Decision to Extend the Public Comment Deadline," Doug Isenberg writes about the impact of ICANN's decision to extend the public comment deadline on new gTLD applications. Read the post at Doug's blog, "Isenberg On Domains," by clicking here.
ICANN (Quietly) Delays Launch of New gTLDs by Six Months
In a new blog post at "Isenberg On Domains," Doug Isenberg reveals that ICANN has quietly announced a six-month delay in the launch of new top-level domains -- and what the delay means for trademark owners. Read the post here.
Why ‘Locking’ a Domain Name is Important to the UDRP Process
In a new blog post at "Isenberg On Domains," Doug Isenberg talks about "Why ‘Locking’ a Domain Name is Important to the UDRP Process."
