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Tell us about an IP issue you are currently interested in.

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What I'm interested in is user-created content. Videos like this are an example. With user-created content there's a lot of different issues with regard to intellectual property--if this were to be posted on YouTube, for instance, what is your intellectual property in this, what is mine, what is YouTube's? Who owns this in terms of content that is made available to YouTube as part of their business model, but you are the filmmaker and I am the subject?

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Can you tell us more about why user created content is such an important IP issue?

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User-created content is also an issue of intellectual property in the area of fan communities and gaming communities. [That is because these are locations] where a lot of the content that gets shared on [platforms such as] YouTube or LiveJournal or Twitter is often associated with content that is created by major media companies--but transformed. So, you'll have fans writing fan fiction about their favorite television shows. They'll be drawing fan art of their favorite actors, performers, and posting them to places like DeviantArt. They'll be remixing videos from TV shows with their favorite songs in order to make commentary about the relationships between characters. The will put the trailer, the video of one film's trailer to the soundtrack of another's trailer so you'll get Muppet  versions of The Hunger Games, for instance. (Which I'm kind of afraid to look at. I know they're out there but…) The thing is I know there's a lot of transformative use of copyrighted content and the copyright status of that user-created content and user manipulated content that is a significant question in today's Intellectual Property environment.

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