United States.

COPYRIGHT AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE

HEARINGS

BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON COURTS, CIVIL LIBERTIES,
AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE

OF THE

COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

NINETY-EIGHTH CONGRESS

FIRST SESSION

ON

COPYRIGHT AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE

29-909 O

JULY 20 AND 21, 1983

Serial No. 91

Printed for the use of the Committee on the Judiciary

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON: 1985

SUBCOMMITTEE ON COURTS, CIVIL LIBERTIES, AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE

Banzhaf, John F., III, professor of law, George Washington University Law

School.

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Prepared statement

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Coates, Joseph F., president, J.F. Coates, Inc...........

Prepared statement

Compaine, Benjamin M., executive director, Program on Information Re-

sources Policy, Harvard University..

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Prepared statement

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Lange, David, professor of law, Duke University School of Law

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Prepared statement

Weingarten, Frederick, program manager, Communication and Information

Technologies Program, Office of Technology Assessment..

Prepared statement

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ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS

Cramer, Edward M., president, Broadcast Music, Inc., prepared statement........

Freed, Roy N., prepared statement.

MATERIALS FROM CONGRESSIONAL COPYRIGHT AND TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM, FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL, FEBRUARY 4-6, 1984

A. Outline.......

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B. Congressional Copyright and Technology Symposium: Panelists.

C. Summary of Rapporteur: Paul Goldstein, professor of Law, Stanford Law

School..

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D. New Technologies in the Information Age: Copyright Office Hosts Con-

gressional Committees at New Technologies Symposium: Press release...

E. Congressional Copyright and Technology Symposium: Summary of pro-

ceedings...

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F. Congressional Copyright and Technology Symposium: Transcript of pro-

ceedings...

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G. Dinner speech, introduction of speaker, Mr. Keplinger speaking on behalf
of David Ladd, and the Long Range Future Inpact Communications
Technology on Society

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