North Carolina, Filmmaker, Spar Before 4th Circuit Over Pirate Booty!
North Carolina asked the Fourth Circuit on Thursday to dismiss a lower
court ruling that said the state pirated stock footage a North Carolina
company had shot of the 18th Century pirate ship the Queen Anne’s Revenge. Nautilus Productions worked with the state to get access to the
wreck and has since sold its footage for use in a number of Blackbeard
documentaries. After a lower court ruled in favor of Nautilus, the state
appealed arguing it has qualified and legislative immunity and therefore cannot be sued by private parties for copyright infringement. READ MORE
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