By Kat Grant, St. Louis University School of Law Memes are everywhere. They are an inescapable aspect of pop culture. But have you ever wondered if a meme is copyrighted, or made a meme and thought can I copyright this? Well, the short answer is it depends. What Are Memes? A meme can be any image or series of images…
By Helena Guye, University of Missouri School of Law Before we begin, it is important to set out some definitions. While it is fairly common for people to use the terms “font” and “typeface” interchangeably, distinctions should be noted: A font is the underlying computer program that controls how a collection of characters and numbers (sometimes called glyphs) is displayed. A…
By McKenna McAreavy, St. Louis University School of Law Technology makes it easier than ever for listeners to consume music, from studying for exam using Pandora to entertaining customers with the help of Cloud Cover Music (https://cloudcovermusic.com/music-for-business/apple-music-for-business/), technology has allowed music to blossom for different reasons. However, on the flipside, it has greatly complicated how creatives behind the music are…