Stacey M. Lantagne P.O. Box 1848, University, MS 38677 lantagne@olemiss.edu – @staceylantagne ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS University of Mississippi School of Law August 2013–present Assistant professor. Courses: Contracts, Intellectual Property Survey, Trademark, Entertainment Law, Internet and Emerging Technologies Law, Creative Writing for Lawyers, Transformative Works and Copyright Fair Use, Internet Law (online class) Loyola University New Orleans College of Law August 2011–May 2013 Westerfield fellow. Courses: Legal Research and Writing, Moot Court, Copyright and Fair Use EDUCATION Harvard Law School June 2004 J.D., cum laude Co-Executive Editor, Harvard Journal of Law and Technology Boston College May 2001 B.A., English major, Computer Science minor, summa cum laude PUBLICATIONS Mutating Internet Memes and the Amplification of Copyright’s Authorship Challenges, __ Va. Sports & Ent. L.J. __ (forthcoming 2018). Contracts, in Teaching Law with Popular Culture (Christine Corcos ed., Carolina Academic Press, forthcoming 2018). Famous on the Internet: The Spectrum of Internet Memes and the Legal Challenge of Evolving Methods of Communication, 52 U. Richmond L. Rev. 387 (Jan. 2018). Harry Potter and the Control of the Creator of the Canon, in Time Lords & Tribbles, Winchesters & Muggles: The DePaul Pop Culture Conference, A Five-Year Retrospective 321 (Paul Booth & Isabella Menichiello eds., 2017). When Real People Become Fictional: The Collision of Trademark, Copyright, and Publicity Rights in Fanfiction Celebrities, 7 Case W. Reserve J.L. Tech. & Internet 39 (2016). The Copymark Creep: How the Normative Standards of Fan Communities Can Rescue trial
Southeastern Association of Law Schools Annual Conference, Discussant, “Digital Pressures in Intellectual Property Law,” August 2017. Southeastern Association of Law Schools Annual Conference, Speaker, “Trademark Morality: The Cultural and Expressive Implications of Regulating Immoral and Offensive Trademarks,” August 2017. Harry Potter and the Pop Culture Conference, Panelist, “JK Who? Investigating Authorship in the Potter Canon and Fandom,” May 2017. University of Mississippi Faculty Colloquium Lecture, Presenter, “Famous on the Internet: The Spectrum of Internet Memes and the Legal Challenge of Evolving Methods of Communication,” April 2017. University of Missouri School of Law, Presenter, “Famous on the Internet: The Spectrum of Internet Memes and the Legal Challenge of Evolving Methods of Communication,” February 2017. Works-in-Progress Intellectual Property Colloquium, Presenter, “Famous on the Internet: The Spectrum of Internet Memes and the Legal Challenge of Evolving Methods of Communication,” February 2017. Whittier Law School’s Law Review and Center for Intellectual Property Law Present Emerging Dilemmas in Entertainment Law: Resolving Technology’s New Ethical Concerns, Presenter, “Famous on the Internet: Internet and the Legal Challenge of Evolving Methods of Communication,” November 2016 (invited speaker). Midwest Popular Culture Association and Midwest American Culture Association Annual Conference, Presenter, “The Copymark Creep: How the Normative Standards of Fan Communities Can Rescue Copyright,” October 2016. Midwest Popular Culture Association and Midwest American Culture Association Annual Conference, Presenter, “Translated into Klingon: Internet Memes, Invented Languages, and Evolving Methods of Communication,” October 2016. Junior Scholars Virtual Colloquium, “Internet Meme Culture and Debates of Expression and Attribution,” August 2016. Internet Law Works-in-Progress, Presenter, “Internet Meme Culture and Debates of Attribution,” March 2016. University of Arkansas School of Law, Presenter, “When Real People Become Fictional: The Collision of Trademark, Copyright, and Publicity Rights in Fanfiction about Celebrities,” February 2016.