Description

We’re back! With more stories, more opinion and even more insight into that murky confluence that lies somewhere between the edge of publishing and the beginning of matters legal.  Big stories this show are:

• Sherlock Holmes is definitely in the public domain, judge rules
  
• Warning Drivers Of Speed Traps With Flashing Headlights Is Free Speech
  
• Tom Cruise Sued For $1 Billion By Angry Screenwriter
  
• Single Mom Sob Story? JK Rowling Sues Daily Mail For Libel
  
• Science writer files lawsuit against NASA after it failed to investigate 'alien doughnut' on Mars
  
• Noncompetition Agreements & Editing
  
• Gawker Defends Linking to Tarantino Script
  
• Long-standing copyright suit nets plaintiff nearly $4M
  
• FBI Agent Copyrights Secret Interrogation Manual, Makes It Public
  

Presented by leading lawyer Donna Ballman in Florida and literary agent Peter Cox in London.

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