 | O. Olimpiad Solomonovich Ioffe, Mark Weston Janis - 1987 - 360 lapas
...case, 193 in which the United States Court of Appeals expressed the belief that "economic incentive ... that serves as the foundation for American copyright...public on which the artists are financially dependent." 194 As long, that is, as the plaintiff relies on theories outside the statutory law of copyright for... | |
 | O. Olimpiad Solomonovich Ioffe, Mark Weston Janis - 1987 - 360 lapas
...case,193 in which the United States Court of Appeals expressed the belief that "economic incentive ... that serves as the foundation for American copyright...to the public on which the artists are financially dependent."194 As long, that is, as the plaintiff relies on theories outside the statutory law of copyright... | |
 | Dietrich André Loeber, Donald D. Barry - 1988 - 458 lapas
...Inc., 538 F.2d (2d Cir. 1976), 24. Circuit Judge Lumbard, who wrote the court's opinion, held that "the economic incentive for artistic and intellectual...on which the artists are financially dependent''. (Emphasis added). There remains, for the American legislator, to translate the Gilliam court's intuitive... | |
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American copyright law, as presently written, does not recognize moral rights or provide a cause of action for their violation, since the law seeks to vindicate the economic, rather than the personal, rights of authors. Nevertheless, the economic incentive... 