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On Infringements: When Computer Add Ons and Peripherals Should
(And Should Not) Be Considered Infringing Derivative Works Under
Lewis Galoob Toys, Inc. v. Nintendo of America, Inc., and Other
Recent Decisions, 15:615
Advertising Injury:
Getting the Most Out of Your Insurance Policy, 14:389
Alternatives to
Copyright Law Protection of Graphic Characters: The Lanham Act and
Antidilution Statutes, 13:179
Cable Television
and Copyright: Legislation and the Marketplace Model, 2:477
Cable Copyright:
The Corruption of Consensus, 6:283
California Art
Legislation Goes Federal: Progress in the Protection of Artists'
Rights, 15:893
California Extends
the Right of Publicity to Heirs: A Shift From Privacy to Property
and Copyright Principles, 7:575
California's Resale
Royalties Act, 2:733
Can a Computer be
an Author? Copyright Aspects of Artificial Intelligence, 4:707
Carrying Copyright
Too Far: The Inadequacy of the Current System of Protection for
Computer Programs, 12:81
The Chilling Effect
of Overprotecting Factual Narrative Works, 11:75
Copyright
Infringement: An Argument for the Elimination of the Scènes à
Faire Doctrine, 5:147
The Copyright
Notice Requirement - Deliberate Omission of Notice, 5:225
Copyright
Protection for Audiovisual Works in the European Community, 15:399
Copyright
Protection of Object Code Computer Programs: Can Courts Determine
Copying?, 9:255
Copyright
Protection for Video Games, Computer Programs and Other Cybernetic
Works, 5:477
Copyright
Registration for Computer Programs and Screen Displays, 15:671
Copyright Revision
Act and Visual Artists, 1:311
The
Copyrightability of Computer Program Screen Displays, 10:859
The
Copyrightability of Jokes: "Take My Registration Deposit . .
. Please!", 6:391
Copyrights and
Background Music: Unplug the Radio Before I Infringe Again, 15:523
Digital Sampling:
The Copyright Considerations of a New Technological Use of Musical
Performance, 11:671
The Discretionary
Award of Attorney's Fees Under the Copyright Act, 13:411
Don't Stop That
Funky Beat: The Essentiality of Digital Sampling to Rap Music,
13:767
Droit De Suite: The
Artist's Right to a Resale Royalty, 15:967
Fair Use and
Audiovisual Criticism, 4:419
Federal Criminal
Remedies for the Theft of Intellectual Property, 16:681
Functional Works of
Art: Copyright, Design Patent, or Both?, 3:83
The Functionality
Doctrine in Trade Dress and Copyright Infringement Actions: A Call
for Clarification, 12:471
The Future of
Software Copyright Protection: Arbitration v. Litigation, 12:1
Infringement and
Remedies Provisions of the New Copyright Law, 1:333
It is Time to Put
"Look and Feel" Out to Pasture, 15:605
Joint Authorship
Under the Copyright Law, 16:451
The Law of Ideas:
New York and California Are More Than 3,000 Miles Apart, 13:115
Lotus Development
v. Paperback Software: The Overextension of Copyright Protection
to Functional Aspects of Computer Software, 14:271
Misuse: An
Equitable Defense to Intellectual Property Infringement Actions,
14:235
Moral Right
Revisited: Are We Closer to Full Protection for Authors?, 1:419
Moral Rights and
Real Life Artists, 15:929
Moral Rights and
Section 43(a) of the Lanham Act: Oasis or Illusion?, 9:383
Morseburg v. Balyon
- The High Court Grants Royalty a Reprieve: Constitutional
Challenges to the California Resale Royalties Act, 3:1
Motion Picture
Exhibitions Without a License: Alchemy in the Second Circuit?, 1:277
The Nature of
Copyright Analysis for Computer Programs: Copyright Law
Professors' Brief
Amicus Curiae in Lotus v. Borland, 16:657
The New Copyright
Law, Public Broadcasting, and the Public Interest: A Response to
"Public Broadcasting and the Compulsory License", 3:33
Not as Clean as
They Wanna Be: Intermediate Copying in Campbell v. Acuff Rose, 16:607
Per Se Legality in
Copyright Licensing, 7:417
Poetic Justice:
California "Work Made for Hire" Laws Invite State
Regulation of Parties to Copyright Contracts, 12:453
A Practical Guide
to the Protection of Artists through Copyright, Trade Secret,
Patent, and Trademark Law, 3:189
Preassignments of
Creators' Rights: An Adhesion Analysis, 2:1
Preemption of the
Louisiana Software Enforcement Act by Copyright Law (or
Suffocation by Shrink Wrap), 8:163
Proposed Prior Art
Legislation for Computer Program Patent Applications: Creating a
Potential for Coexisting Patents, 13:57
Public Broadcasting
and the Compulsory License, 3:25
Reading Copyright
Cases: The Ad Hoc Approach, 2:671
Real Life Trial
Issues in Software Copyright Infringement Cases or How Those
"Look and Feel" Lawyers are Proving "Look and
Feel": Reviewing Demonstrative Techniques, 16:559
A Reexamination of
Cable Television's Compulsory Licensing Royalty Rates: The
Copyright Royalty Tribunal and the Marketplace, 5:681
Remedies for
Misappropriation of Motion Picture and Television Story Ideas, 7:85
Report of the
Copyright Royalty Tribunal on "Use of Certain Copyrighted
Works in Connection With Noncommercial Broadcasting" as
Required by 37 CFR 304.1, 3:41
Requiem for a
Parody, 8:55
Salinger v. Random
House: Is Copyright Protection of Letters Meant to Serve the
Public or Their Author?, 10:941
Software "Look
and Feel" Protection in the 1990s, 15:571
Some Observations
on the Copyright Law of 1976: Not Everything is Beautiful,
1:157
Structuring Media
Joint Ventures in the European Community, 14:1
The Struggle Over
Performing Rights to Music: BMI and ASCAP vs. Cable Television, 14:47
Summary Judgment on
Substantial Similarity in Copyright Actions, 16:51
Technological
Poetry: The Interface Between Copyrights and Patents for Software,
12:67
Trade Based
Remedies for Copyright Infringement: Utilizing a "Loss
Preventative" Synthesis, 12:99
Universal v. Sony:
Is Home Use in Fact Fair Use?, 3:53
The Visual Artists
Rights Act, 14:85
Visual Arts and the
Law: A Bibliography, Part I, 10:655
Visual Arts and the
Law: A Bibliography, Part II, 10:885
What is Art? Toward
a Legal Definition, 12:303
Why Can't I Watch
This Video Here?: Copyright Confusion and Performances of
Videocassettes and Videodiscs in Libraries, 15:837
The "Works
Made for Hire" Doctrine and the Employee/Independent
Contractor Dichotomy: The Need for Congressional Clarification, 10:591
Writing With Light:
The Metaphysics of the Copyright Process in the Betamax Cases,
7:111
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