Bella Wetherington
Bella Wetherington is a rising 2L at Georgetown University Law Center, interested in intellectual property in the areas of media, technology, entertainment, and art law. An eager desire to learn more about the power of libraries and the accessibility of knowledge, especially in regards to pro se litigants, is what led to Bella’s interest in Library Futures. As an avid reader, museum patron, and media consumer,Library Future’s work aligns perfectly with Bella’s passions and she is excited to spend the summer dedicated to learning, researching, creating, and contributing.
Featured Work
From Art Museums to the Supreme Court: How Does the Decision in Warhol v. Goldsmith Go Beyond Art?
How does a Supreme Court case about a photograph apply to libraries--and what does it mean for the future of fair use?
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Section 230: More than a “Big Tech” Issue
Libraries need protection from repercussions for the speech users promulgate on library servers, and they need to retain the ability to moderate harmful speech.
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