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I enjoyed this article on amateur-to-amateur production, dissemination and promotion of creative works (I'm cited, too, which never hurts), but I had to laugh at the wonderful typo involving "Locke's labor/dessert theory." We should all have a dessert theory, don't you think? Mine involves chocolate.
Even More Parodic than the Real Thing: Parody Lawsuits Revisited: Favorite footnote? Probably the one about Lex Luthor, Man of Steel, though the other footnotes about Elseworlds describing -- in law review jargon -- the various premises are also fun, as are the discussions of Weird Al Yankovic and what his authorized parodies mean for the law of fair use.
ETA: Second link fixed.
Even More Parodic than the Real Thing: Parody Lawsuits Revisited: Favorite footnote? Probably the one about Lex Luthor, Man of Steel, though the other footnotes about Elseworlds describing -- in law review jargon -- the various premises are also fun, as are the discussions of Weird Al Yankovic and what his authorized parodies mean for the law of fair use.
ETA: Second link fixed.
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Yes, we should all have dessert theories! I think mine just involves "yes."