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University of Pittsburgh School of Law
Vol 13: VOLUME XIII, Issue 1-Fall 2012
Table of Contents
Articles
Staff Article Series
| Introduction: Law, Technology, and Entertainment in...Pittsburgh?!? |
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Steeltown Entertainment Project |
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| There’s No Business Like the State Film Tax Incentive Business: An Analysis of Pennsylvania’s Film Production Tax Credit Program |
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Ashley W. Edwards |
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| Storm Fronts and Filmmaking: Cloud Computing Regulation and the Impact on Independent Filmmakers |
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Gregory Graham |
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| Through A Router Darkly: How New American Copyright Enforcement Initiatives May Hinder Economic Development, Net Neutrality and Creativity |
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Peter Groh |
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| Unique Legal Considerations in Reality Television |
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Katie Hopkins |
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| Technology, Residuals, and the New Threat to Hollywood Screenwriters |
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Kevin Leary |
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| Based on an Almost True Story: Providing Real Life Protection to Real Life Characters |
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Brandy S. Ringer |
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