Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... records , the Defendant or- ganized them into anthologies and tendered a two cent " com- pulsory license fee " to the copyright holder . After the passage of the " Sound Recording Act " , the U.S. Department of Jus- tice took the ...
... records , the Defendant or- ganized them into anthologies and tendered a two cent " com- pulsory license fee " to the copyright holder . After the passage of the " Sound Recording Act " , the U.S. Department of Jus- tice took the ...
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... records.18 Avoiding the broader ques- tion whether " the State may ever define and protect an area of privacy free from unwanted publicity in the press , " 19 the Court narrowly held that the first amendment precludes me- dia liability ...
... records.18 Avoiding the broader ques- tion whether " the State may ever define and protect an area of privacy free from unwanted publicity in the press , " 19 the Court narrowly held that the first amendment precludes me- dia liability ...
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... records is not absolute and noted authorities justifying denial of access such as where the records would promote public scandal by disseminating disgusting details of a divorce . They stated that this did not present a conflict between ...
... records is not absolute and noted authorities justifying denial of access such as where the records would promote public scandal by disseminating disgusting details of a divorce . They stated that this did not present a conflict between ...
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