This book investigates the complex legal landscape surrounding intellectual property within the rapidly evolving domain of interactive media. It examines how existing copyright, patent, and trademark laws apply to digital content, video games, and online platforms, and explores the challenges and potential reforms needed to address these unique forms of creation. The author, Claire Stewart, draws upon her expertise in intellectual property law to analyze case studies and legal precedents, offering a comprehensive overview of the subject.

The book is recognized as a thorough examination of intellectual property law as it pertains to interactive media. Its strength lies in its detailed analysis of how established legal frameworks intersect with new digital technologies. The work is likely to be of significant interest to legal professionals, academics, and industry practitioners seeking to understand the nuances of copyright, patent, and trademark law in this dynamic field.