Insights: Publications Data Licensing
The Licensing Journal, Volume 42, Number 6
Barry Benjamin recently presented at a continuing legal education program sponsored by the New York City Bar Association. The session covered data licensing and discussed two primary issues: how to protect data as an asset, and how to license data. The session was intended as a “basics” program, giving a broad, generalized overview of the legal issues involved with licensing data. The program provided five takeaways for data licensing.
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