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General Information:
Marc is an intellectual property attorney and the Co-Director of the IP Law program at Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco. Please see his faculty pages at Golden Gate University School of Law and University of California Hastings College of the Law.
Consistantly throughout his long career, Marc has been awarded an "AV" rating by Martindale-Hubble.
DVD on Law and the Digital Revolution available:
 On November 13, 2009 Marc presented to a Nevada County Bar Association group in Grass Valley, CA. Ruth Schwartz of the Alternative Board produced the event, and has a DVD, Riding the Wave: Navigating the Legal Challenges of the New Digital Revolutionavailable for $20.
Marc talks about blogs, avatars and cloud computing; trademark and domain names; negotiating the rights to protected properties; and employee/internet issues like employee e-mails and blogging. If you are interested in this DVD, please contact Ruth at ruth@highperformanceadvocates.com.
Marc's KCBS interview:
Short discussion about the AP vs Shepard Fairey Obama poster from 2/6/09. Was also podcast on the KCBS site. download mp3
Marc on KRON:
 Marc appears in a featurette for KRON's Best of Bay for Boulevard Cafe (Daly City) in the "family restaurants" category.
Marc's Published Articles:
- The Sly Rabbit and the Three C's: Copyright, Calligraphy and China. Work in progress (Soon to be published by Loyola-Chicago's international law review).
- Reason or Madness: A Defense of Copyright's Growing Pains, 7 J. Marshall Rev. Intell. Prop. L. 1 (2007). The editors said:
"A piece authored by an esteemed professor and the Director of the Intellectual Property Law Program at Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco headlines this Issue. In this fine piece entitled Reason or Madness: A Defense of Copyright’s Growing Pains, Professor Marc H. Greenberg demonstrates his expertise in Copyright Law. The Article explores the current scope of Copyright protection and does a marvelous job of addressing the seven major criticisms of expansive Copyright protection. Similarly, the Article discusses a recent effort at legislative reform, The Orphan Works Act of 2006. Despite the criticisms, controversies, and attempted reform, Professor Greenberg suggests Copyright expansion, although not perfected, is the reasonable result of the evolutionary relationship between the creators and owners of expressive works." Download pdf.
- The Baby and the Bathwater Too: A Critique of A.L.A. v. U.S., Syracuse Science and Technology Law Reporter (Spring 2006). Download pdf.
- A Return to Lilliput: The LICRA v. Yahoo! Case and the Regulation of Online Content in the World Market, 18 Berkeley Technology Law Journal 1191 (2003). Download pdf.
- Multimedia Law: Forms and Analysis, 12 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer 10 (1995).
Marc Speaks on Comics:
In 2009, Marc spoke about Comics related cases at both San Diego Comic-Con and WonderCon.
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Golden Gate home page
UC Hastings home page
Marc's LinkedIn profile
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Munson Art Consulting
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Kim's union label project
Label history examples
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