Nadler to Continue as House Judiciary IP Ranking Member
House Judiciary IP Subcommittee ranking member Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., will retain that position in the 114th Congress, said a Nadler news release Wednesday. Nadler became ranking member in the 113th Congress. “I look forward to working ... on issues affecting…
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patents and trademarks, information technology, and the internet,” he said. “I also expect to continue to play a major role in the Judiciary Committee’s copyright review,” Nadler said. “Our intellectual property laws are at the core of how we consume media, from watching TV and listening to music to enjoying a movie or sharing photos,” he said. “We will seek to strike the right balance between how artists, authors, musicians, photographers and other content creators are compensated for their work with the desire of technology companies to provide new and innovative ways for consumers to access this content.” Nadler’s proposed MusicBus legislation is expected to be introduced this year (see 1412050057 and 1410090097).