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Electronic Rights: Going Beyond the Grant of Rights Clause ( December 1997 )
This article examines the impact of new media technologies on the "grant of rights" clause in a publishing agreement. -
Rock and Roll Museum Wins Injunction ( December 1997 )
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. has been awarded a preliminary injunction by the Federal District C. -
Hanging Copyrighted Paintings as Props in Movie Was Fair Use ( November 1997 )
Plaintiff, an African-American artist, sued Warner Bros. ("Warner") for copyright infringement based on the use of . -
Indivisibility and Divisibility of Copyright: Copyright Act of 1909 and 1976 ( July 1997 )
This article examines the effect on a grant of rights clause by the doctrines of Indivisibility and Divisibility. -
How to Prevent Infringing Goods from Entering the United States ( January 1997 )
Small and medium sized business owners must often decide how much time and money should be devoted to protecting t. -
Ninth Circuit Eliminates Difference Between Software Copyright Use and Proliferation ( December 1995 )
Computer program copyright holders have gained significant rights at the expense of licensees and the general public because of two recent Ninth Circuit decisions. Instead of the protections that have until now applied equally to all forms of copyrightable expression, such as books and music, computer program copyright holders now receive greater protections within the Ninth Circuit. -
Turning On and Turning Off: Can Merely Turning on a Computer Constitute Copyright Infringement? In the Ninth Circuit, Yes ( September 1995 )
Software licensees, who make up a large percentage of the population these days, would likely be quite surprised by the direction Ninth Circuit jurisprudence has taken within the last two years. The basic thrust of the Copyright Act is to prevent proliferation of copyrighted material.
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