Bibliography

Forthcoming

  • How Big is Copyright’s Second Bite?: An Empirical Assessment of Copyright Reversion, Duke Law Journal (forthcoming) (with others)

Books

Articles & Essays

Newspaper Articles and Commentary

  • Copyright Maximalism for the Public Good?, JOTWELL () (reviewing Benjamin Sobel, Copyright Accelerationism, 100 Chicago Kent Law Review (forthcoming 2025))
  • A Matter of Respect: It’s Time for Atlanta To Embrace a Shift in the Braves Name, Sports Business Journal () (with Marty Buccafusco)
  • Instead of Gun Regulation, Let’s Try Innovation, The Hill () (with Joseph Blocher)
  • The Textualist Supreme Court Misreads the Copyright Act Once Again, JOTWELL () (reviewing Peter Karol, What's The Use? The Structural Flaw Undermining Warhol v. Goldsmith, Journal of the Copyright Society (forthcoming 2024))
  • How Copyright Is Killing Creativity — Except Taylor Swift’s, The Hill () (with Glynn S. Lunney, Jr.)
  • Can Neuroscience Fix Trademark Surveys?, JOTWELL () (reviewing Zhihao Zhang, Maxwell Good, Vera Kulikov, Femke van Horen, Mark Bartholomew, Andrew S. Kayser & Ming Hsu, From Scanner to Court: A Neuroscientifically Informed "Reasonable Person" Test of Trademark Infringement, 9 Science Advances 1 (2023))
  • How Ed Sheeran's Serenade May Have Swayed the Jury, Law360 ()
  • Synthesizing Seclusion Law, JOTWELL () (reviewing Sonia Katyal & Charles Graves, From Trade Secrecy to Seclusion, 109 Georgetown Law Journal 1337 (2021))
  • Profiting off Infringement, JOTWELL () (reviewing Kristelia Garcia, Monetizing Infringement, 54 UC Davis Law Review 265 (2020))
  • Spotify’s Discovery Mode is Payola, Just Not the Bad Kind, Billboard () (with Kristelia García)
  • Viral Sea Shanties on TikTok Expose America’s Broken Copyright System, Business Insider ()
  • Cleveland Baseball Team, You’re Out of Excuses – Drop Offensive Team Name Now, The Undefeated () (with Natalie Welch)
  • Sports Teams Were Silent on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Indian Country Today () (with Natalie Welch)
  • Teams Must Do More Than Ban Native American Headdresses, Offensive Gestures, The Undefeated () (with Natalie Welch)
  • The Price of Novelty and the Novelty of Price, JOTWELL () (reviewing Nicholson Price II, The Costs of Novelty, Columbia Law Review (forthcoming 2020))
  • Discovery, Cannibalization, or Both: How Digitization Affects Demand for Physical Copies, JOTWELL () (reviewing Abhishek Nagaraj & Imke Reimers, Digitization and the Demand for Physical Works: Evidence from the Google Books Project (2019))
  • USPTO Should Fix Costly and Biased Design Patent Bar Rules, Law360 () (with Jeanne Curtis)
  • The Blurred Lines of Copyright Law Are Limiting Musical Creativity, The Recorder ()
  • When Social Norms for Innovation Don’t Maximize Social Welfare, JOTWELL () (reviewing Stephanie Plamondon Bair & Laura G. Pedraza-Fariña, Anti-Innovation Norms, 112 Northwestern University Law Review 1069 (2018))
  • Unevenly Cooked: Raw Materials and Fair Use, JOTWELL () (reviewing Andrew Gilden, Raw Materials and the Creative Process, 104 Georgetown Law Journal 355 (2016))
  • How Do Creators Respond to Risk?, JOTWELL () (reviewing Andres Sawicki, Risky IP, University of Miami Legal Research Paper No. 16-18 (2016))
  • Who Deserves Those 4 Inches of Airplane Seat Space? An Investigation Into the Economics of Reclining, Slate () (with Christopher Jon Sprigman)
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Christopher Buccafusco

919-613-7191
buccafusco@law.duke.edu
Assistant: Leanna Doty
Curriculum Vitae (PDF)
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