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White House Recaps, Google Still Wants Your Kids, FTC's Noncompete Ban 💀, Updates on TikTok Ban, and More [Issue 44]
White House Recaps, Google Still Wants Your Kids, FTC's Noncompete Ban 💀, Updates on TikTok Ban, and More [Issue 44]
By Franklin Graves
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🇪🇺 The EU: Hot Spot or Cold Plunge for the Creator Economy?
🇪🇺 The EU: Hot Spot or Cold Plunge for the Creator Economy?
By Franklin Graves
Contributions
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“Remove these brunchlords from the economics and staff outlets with responsible editors and journalists and… fancy that… suddenly it’s possible to do…
“Remove these brunchlords from the economics and staff outlets with responsible editors and journalists and… fancy that… suddenly it’s possible to do…
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Excited for my final year at New England Law | Boston! After a great summer interning at Aidala Bertuna & Kamins PC, I'm happy to share I'll be…
Excited for my final year at New England Law | Boston! After a great summer interning at Aidala Bertuna & Kamins PC, I'm happy to share I'll be…
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Where were you in life 5 years ago? For me, I had just gotten home the night before from a business trip to NYC and hosted an event in LA for my…
Where were you in life 5 years ago? For me, I had just gotten home the night before from a business trip to NYC and hosted an event in LA for my…
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Experience
Education
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Belmont University
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Activities and Societies: Charter Class, American Bar Association (Student Member, Law Student Action Group Communications Chair), Student Bar Association (Secretary - 3L, Communications Committee - 2L), Entertainment Law Society (Founder, Service Event Coordinator), Legal Aid Society (Student Member), Nashville Bar Association (Student Member), Tennessee Bar Association (Student Member)
Student Bar Association (Secretary); Co-founder of Entertainment Law Society; Legal Aid Society (Completed Pro Bono Pledge)
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Activities and Societies: National Broadcasting Society, Alpha Epsilon Rho (Honor Society), University Ministries, Samford Crimson (newspaper), Sojourn (Literary Arts Magazine), Engage Magazine, Student Government Association, International Club, New Student Orientation
Awarded 'Top Student' by the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Volunteer Experience
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Volunteer Attorney
Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville
- Present 11 years 2 months
Arts and Culture
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Young Lawyer Council Member, Section of Intellectual Property Law
American Bar Association
- 1 year
Science and Technology
• Nominated by the American Bar Association Section of Intellectual Property Law's Nominating Committee to serve as a Young Lawyer Council Member for the 2019-2020 association year.
• Recommended for this honor because of years of leadership and service within the ABA -
Young Lawyer Fellow, Section of Intellectual Property Law
American Bar Association
- 3 years
Science and Technology
Serving a three-year term as a Young Lawyer Fellow for the Section of Intellectual Property Law.
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Member
Internet Creators Guild
- 3 years 1 month
Arts and Culture
The Internet Creators Guild was a non-profit membership organization founded in 2016 by Hank Green that aimed to bring together internet creators to make their profession more sustainable.
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Steering Committee for the Nashville Chapter
Legal Hackers
- 2 years 1 month
Science and Technology
Work with the Music City Legal Hackers, a local Tennessee chapter of the global Legal Hackers organization. Volunteer with the legal hackathon hosted at Vanderbilt University Law School. Plan MC Legal Hackers events throughout the year.
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Board Member
CONCERT CHORALE OF NASHVILLE
- 2 years
Arts and Culture
The Concert Chorale of Nashville purposes to enrich the community and educate children through choral music. In addition, CCN purposes to:
• foster classical choral music in the community at large
• maintain a performance organization for public school music teachers, professional singers and other trained singers.
• provide entertainment and educational services to the public.
• create and maintain an environment which will encourage the development of musical talent.
• serve as…The Concert Chorale of Nashville purposes to enrich the community and educate children through choral music. In addition, CCN purposes to:
• foster classical choral music in the community at large
• maintain a performance organization for public school music teachers, professional singers and other trained singers.
• provide entertainment and educational services to the public.
• create and maintain an environment which will encourage the development of musical talent.
• serve as a cultural resource, and, as a source of civic pride for the people of Nashville and middle Tennessee.
• make beautiful music!
Publications
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Thaler Pursues Copyright Challenge Over Denial of AI-Generated Work Registration
IPWatchdog.com
Should the USCO update the application process to account for technological advancements for machine-generated works? If it does, the question remains as to where on a so-called ‘creation-generation spectrum’ the line is drawn for whether or not a work is eligible for registration.
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Sorry, Your NFT Is Worthless: The Copyright and Generative Art Problem for NFT Collections
IPWatchdog.com
An NFT collection is a digital art collection released by an artist, or group of artists, containing a limited number of individual NFTs. There are usually several stages of a release, after which time the NFTs trade on the open market. It’s most common to see cartoon, or vector, style NFT collections of 10,000 pieces that can be used as an avatar or pfp. One may be left wondering how an artist, or even a group of 1,000 artists, could generate 10,000 individual, unique NFTs so quickly. In a…
An NFT collection is a digital art collection released by an artist, or group of artists, containing a limited number of individual NFTs. There are usually several stages of a release, after which time the NFTs trade on the open market. It’s most common to see cartoon, or vector, style NFT collections of 10,000 pieces that can be used as an avatar or pfp. One may be left wondering how an artist, or even a group of 1,000 artists, could generate 10,000 individual, unique NFTs so quickly. In a way, they don’t. That’s where computer software, sometimes with an underlying artificial intelligence or machine learning component, comes into the mix.
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Right to Not Be Forgotten (Sometimes): Celebrity Privacy Rights in a Data-Driven World
Landslide® Magazine (A Publication of the ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law)
Access to data plays a crucial role in how society consumes entertainment. The realms of entertainment, media, and sports law traditionally rely on a bundle of privacy and publicity rights that, when taken together, form a protective legal shield for celebrities. These rights range from invasion of privacy to libel and slander to misappropriation of name, image, and likeness. Public figures are now looking to the ongoing advent of groundbreaking privacy regulations around the world to add more…
Access to data plays a crucial role in how society consumes entertainment. The realms of entertainment, media, and sports law traditionally rely on a bundle of privacy and publicity rights that, when taken together, form a protective legal shield for celebrities. These rights range from invasion of privacy to libel and slander to misappropriation of name, image, and likeness. Public figures are now looking to the ongoing advent of groundbreaking privacy regulations around the world to add more tools to their legal arsenal. However, to what extent have they given up, or signed away, such rights?
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The Law of YouTubers: The Next Generation of Creators and the Legal Issues They Face
Landslide® Magazine (A Publication of the ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law)
YouTube dominates online video consumption and helped foster a financial ecosystem for the rise of the next generation of content creators. How do attorneys best serve this new client base?
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Copyright Battles Over The Internet of Things
Landslide® Magazine (A Publication of the ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law)
At this year’s Consumer Electronic Show (“CES”), the Internet of Things (“IoT”) took over the show floors - pushing aside 3D printers and pulling ears away from Sony’s hi-res audio initiative. The IoT is all about leveraging wireless technologies to enhance the interoperability of objects and items that consumers interact with on a daily basis. Single-use coffee pods, cars, smoke detectors, power outlets, light bulbs and more have all been transformed to communicate both with each other on a…
At this year’s Consumer Electronic Show (“CES”), the Internet of Things (“IoT”) took over the show floors - pushing aside 3D printers and pulling ears away from Sony’s hi-res audio initiative. The IoT is all about leveraging wireless technologies to enhance the interoperability of objects and items that consumers interact with on a daily basis. Single-use coffee pods, cars, smoke detectors, power outlets, light bulbs and more have all been transformed to communicate both with each other on a local level and across networks miles apart.
Along with this idea of open communication has come corporate opportunity to utilize copyright laws to lockdown consumer devices and hardware in an effort for financial gain. Copyright provides an opportunity to wrap computer code and functionalities in legal protections that, combined with end-user license agreements, can prevent tampering and reverse engineering by consumers and third parties. The result places consumers in a situation where they are unable to “tinker” with their cars or brew their own choice coffees.
Through vocal backlash and steady profit losses, numerous corporations have been forced to retreat in their decisions to utilize copyright laws in an effort to close ecosystems. This article will examine the initial efforts of corporations, the legal foundation in those efforts, how those efforts were received, and the ultimate outcome once implemented and lessons to be learned for the future.
Honors & Awards
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2017 & 2018 Attorney for Justice (Pro Bono Service Award)
Tenness Supreme Court
In recognition of pro bono service in 2016 and 2017, the Tennessee Supreme Court has honored Franklin as an Attorney for Justice.
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Outstanding Leadership Contribution Award
American Bar Association's Section of Intellectual Property Law
Award recognizing an outstanding contribution of leadership within the ABA's Section of Intellectual Property Law.
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Law Student for Justice (Pro Bono Recognition Award)
Tennessee Supreme Court
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Outstanding Leadership Contribution Award
American Bar Association's Section of Intellectual Property Law
Award recognizing an outstanding contribution of leadership within the ABA's Section of Intellectual Property Law.
Organizations
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American Bar Association - Section of Intellectual Property Law
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- PresentCurrent Leadership Roles: • Copyright and Emerging Technology Committee, Chair, 2021-2023 Previous Leadership Roles: • Copyright and Social Media Committee, Vice-chair, 2018-2020; Chair, 2020-2021 • Young Lawyer Council Member, 2018-2019 • Young Lawyers Action Group, Chair, 2017-2019 • Young Lawyer Fellow, 2015-2018 • Computer Programs and New Technology Committee, Vice-chair, 2016-2018 • Public Policy Committee, Chair, 2016-2018 • Young Lawyers Action Group, Vice-chair, 2016-2017 • Law…
Current Leadership Roles: • Copyright and Emerging Technology Committee, Chair, 2021-2023 Previous Leadership Roles: • Copyright and Social Media Committee, Vice-chair, 2018-2020; Chair, 2020-2021 • Young Lawyer Council Member, 2018-2019 • Young Lawyers Action Group, Chair, 2017-2019 • Young Lawyer Fellow, 2015-2018 • Computer Programs and New Technology Committee, Vice-chair, 2016-2018 • Public Policy Committee, Chair, 2016-2018 • Young Lawyers Action Group, Vice-chair, 2016-2017 • Law Student Action Group, Chair, 2014-2016 • Law Student Reporter, April 2013
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Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC)
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Nashville Bar Association
Intellectual Property Law Committee
-In-House Counsel Committee Intellectual Property Law Committee Entertainment, Sports & Media Committee
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Tennessee Bar Association
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Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC)
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