Law & Policy Division - Top Research Presentations
Part of BEA 2026
Sunday 19 April 2026·4:00 pm
Moderator: Fritz J. Messere, SUNY - Oswego Debut Competition 1st Place Paper: John M. Chambers, SUNY Plattsburgh; The Future of AI and Copyright in a post Bartz and Kadrey era: Balancing Innovation and Creator Rights in the Age of AI Open Competition 1st Place Paper: Amy Sindik, Central Michigan University; Is Change to the live music industry on the horizon? Examining U.S. v. Live Nation 2nd Place Paper: Matthew Bunker, University of Alabama Emeritus & Emily Erickson, California State University, Fullerton; Transformative FAIL: Transformative Use, Warhol, and the Future of Copyright’s Fair Use Doctrine
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