Anthony Falzone is Executive Director of Stanford University’s Fair Use Project and has defended fair use as an exception to copyright and a key “safety valve” for free expression in several high-profile cases. Anthony has argued successfully for fair use in the case of the Joyce scholar whose attempt to publish letters by Lucia Joyce was opposed by the Joyce estate and in defense of a short excerpt from the John Lennon song “Imagine” used in the Ben Stein movie “Expelled” and opposed by Yoko Ono. He also defended the Harry Potter Lexicon against an infringement claim by JK Rowling and is currently representing the street artist who made the iconic Barack Obama HOPE poster.