Charlene Flick is an attorney living in New York City and working around the world. An intellectual property and technology attorney, Charlene was also the former Special Advisor for Intellectual Property at the U.S. State Department during President Clinton’s Administration. She has both a personal and professional interest in 3D Printing, greatly admires the “Maker” community, and is committed to contributing her skills and experience so as to ensure this exciting technology flourishes for the benefit of all.
Charlene can be reached at [email protected]
From “Player Piano”[1] rolls to “Betamax”[2] to “Napster,”[3] the American Judiciary has hosted a seemingly endless parade of intellectual property disputes over the years all foretelling the end of copyright law as we know it. Petitioners trod out the latest…
