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COMMON-LAW COPYRIGHT.

Subjects: COMMON law; COPYRIGHT; STATUTORY remediesUNITED States

  • Source: University of Cincinnati Law Review; Apr2018, Vol. 85 Issue 4, p1055-1133, 79p

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A FUNCTIONAL APPROACH TO COPYRIGHT POLICY.

Subjects: COPYRIGHT; INDIVIDUAL development; DERIVATIVE works (Copyright)UNITED States

  • Source: University of Cincinnati Law Review; Summer2015, Vol. 83 Issue 4, p1293-1335, 43p

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THE COPYRIGHT/COMMERCE CLAUSE COLLISION: A SUBJECT MATTER APPROACH.

Subjects: INTERSTATE commerce clause; UNITED States. Digital Millennium Copyright Act; GOLAN v. HolderUNITED StatesUNITED States. Supreme Court

  • Source: University of Cincinnati Law Review; Fall2013, Vol. 82 Issue 1, p1-56, 56p

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TWO WRONGS DON'T MAKE A COPYRIGHT: THE DANGEROUS IMPLICATION OF GRANTING A COPYRIGHT IN PERFORMANCE PER SE. (GARCIA V. GOOGLE, 743 F.3D 1258 (9TH CIR. 2014)).

Subjects: COPYRIGHT; CULTURAL industries; ACTIONS & defenses (Law)UNITED StatesGOOGLE Inc.; UNITED States. Court of Appeals (9th Circuit)

  • Source: University of Cincinnati Law Review; WInter2014, Vol. 83 Issue 2, p529-556, 28p

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IS WHAT YOU GIVE, REALLY WHAT YOU GET? THE EFFECT OF GOLAN V. HOLDER ON THE DETERIORATION OF THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.

Subjects: COPYRIGHT; PATENT law; PUBLIC domain (Copyright law)UNITED StatesUNITED States. Supreme Court

  • Source: University of Cincinnati Law Review; Spring2013, Vol. 81 Issue 3, p1053-1078, 26p

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DON'T KILL INNOVATION: WHY THE SECOND CIRCUIT'S "ONE COPY-ONE USER" DOCTRINE SHOULD PROTECT INTERNET STREAMING OF BROADCAST TELEVISION.

Subjects: COPYRIGHT; STREAMING video & television; STREAMING technologyUNITED StatesAEREO Inc.; UNITED States. Supreme Court

  • Source: University of Cincinnati Law Review; Winter2013, Vol. 82 Issue 2, p635-662, 28p

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