H&M's battle over graffiti fuels debate over street artists' copyright privileges | The Seattle Times
H&M Says They Are Withdrawing Lawsuit Against Street Artist “Revok” On Usage of His Work in an Ad | Teen Vogue
Why H&M's Greenwashing Case is Important to Fashion
Big brands ripping off street art is not cool: why illegal graffiti should be protected by copyright
WHEN WRITER BECOMES ARTIST: FROM DEFENDANT TO COMPLAINANT | sprayplanet
H&M Tried (and Failed) to Steal Graffiti | GQ
H&M REVOK Graffiti Lawsuit Scandal Implications | Hypebeast
Graffiti: At the Edge of Copyright - Plagiarism Today
UPDATED: H&M Calls Foul on "Vandal" Graffiti Artist's Threat of Lawsuit - The Fashion Law
Juxtapoz Magazine - Attorney Jeff Gluck Explains the Controversial Revok x H&M Lawsuit and Its Repercussions
H&M VS Jason Revok Williams and the problem of street art
Why that story about H&M stealing graffiti isn't so simple | Dazed
Fans Boycott H&M Over Lawsuit Targeting Graffiti Artist REVOK – VIBE.com
What's Happening With This H&M Graffiti Lawsuit?
Clothing behemoth H&M picked a legal fight with the wrong street artist | Rooster Magazine
Kick the hive, get the bees: graffiti writers as assemblage and direct action political actors in their battle against H&M | Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
H&M drops lawsuit against graffiti artist Revok
H&M Surrenders: The Brand Withdrew Its Lawsuit Against a Graffiti ArtistHelloGiggles
H&M's battle with the artist Revok shows how street art is being taken seriously - The Washington Post
Grossman LLP | H&M Raises—and Then Drops—A Lawsuit About Graffiti and Copyright Law
Commercial Misappropriation: Where Do Street Artists Draw The Line? - Center for Art Law
H&M backs down in fight over graffiti in its ads
H&M dropped its lawsuit against a graffiti artist after backlash
