RECORDS

(See Phonorecords)

REGISTER OF COPYRIGHTS

(See also Copyright Office regulations)

Page

Authority to refuse registration_-_-

Infringement suit where registration refused and Register given notice

122

Deposit of two copies in lieu of fee for foreign works dropped_

118

Prerequisite to recovery of statutory damages and attorney's fees----

124-126

Present law_-

RELAYING TRANSMISSION TO PRIVATE ROOMS OF HOTELS,
ETC-

43

RELIGIOUS PERFORMANCES

(See Certain performances for educational, religious, or charitable
purpose; Religious services)

RELIGIOUS SERVICES..

37-38

37-38

38

132-140

138

138-139

134-138

133-134

132-133

139-140

Scope of exemption_..

REMEDIES FOR INFRINGEMENT.

Costs and attorney's fees----

Criminal offenses__

Damages and profits---

Impounding and disposition---

Injunctions__.

Limitations on actions_.

Notification of actions.

Statutory damages__.

REMOVAL OF NOTICE BY OTHERS__

RENEWAL COPYRIGHTS, EXTENSION OF

(See Subsisting copyrights)

RENEWAL OF COPYRIGHT.

(See also Termination of transfers and licenses)
Retained for subsisting copyrights in first term..

140
135-138

109

71, 74, 88, 94

94

Pictures or photographs of useful articles embodying copyright design__ 48-49
Scope of protection____

47-49

Statutory recognition of Mazer v. Stein_-_

47

REPRODUCTION PROOFS

In relation to manufacturing requirement---.
REPRODUCTION RIGHTS

145-146

(See also Reproduction of pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works in
useful articles)

Compulsory license for phonorecords___.

53-59

No right of reproduction in phonorecords for musical works copyrighted
before July 1, 1909---

160

Relation to rights to prepare derivative works and distribution rights__
Requirement of fixation___.

16

16-17

Exemption for nonprofit "translators" or "boosters"_
RETROACTIVITY

43

76

52

SIMULATION OF SOUND RECORDING__.

SINGLE FEDERAL SYSTEM

(See Federal pre-emption of rights equivalent to copyright)

SOUND RECORDINGS_

As subject matter of copyright____

Authorship----

Definition.

Developments since 1961.

Distinct from phonorecords_
Exclusive rights in-----

Exhibition rights not applicable_.

In relation to ephemeral recordings_
Limited scope of exclusive rights----

No right accorded against imitation or simulation....
Ownership-‒‒‒‒

Performing rights not extended to-‒‒‒

Rights with respect to making derivative works..

SOUND TRACK, MOTION PICTURE_.

SPECIAL ORDER OR COMMISSION

(See Works made for hire)

Page
49-53

4, 5, 49, 50-52

5, 51

5, 49
49-50

4, 49
49-53

20-21

45, 46

50-53

52

5

20, 51-53, 84

52

5, 22, 54

STATE COMMON LAW OR STATUTORY RIGHTS

Not affected where different in nature from copyright_.

85

Pre-empted by Federal copyright statute where equivalent to copyright_ 81-85

STATE LAW, RELATION BETWEEN FEDERAL LAW AND__.
STATE REGULATION OF TRADE IN COPYRIGHTS..

(See Federal pre-emption of rights equivalent to copyright)

(See Compulsory license for phonorecords; Compulsory licensing)

Duration of copyrights in renewal term__
Termination of grants covering extended term--
SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS

(See Transitional and supplementary provisions)

94-95

.95-96

Page

SUPPLEMENTARY REGISTRATION..

SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT OF THE REGISTER

Scope---

SUPPLEMENTARY WORK

Definition___.

SUPREME COURT RULES

On impounding and disposition of infringing articles----

TANGIBILITY

(See Fixation)

TAPE RECORDINGS..

(See also Phonorecords)

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

(See Educational broadcasting; Face-to-face teaching activities)
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS AND MODELS

As subject matter of copyright---.

TELEVISION

Right to exhibit copy on_.

TENANCY IN COMMON.

TERM OF COPYRIGHT

(See Duration of copyright)

120-121

IX, XIII

66-68

133-134

54, 86

30

65, 66

TERMINAL DATE OF COPYRIGHTS_

TERMINATION OF GRANTS COVERING EXTENDED TERM.

(See also Termination of grants covering extended term)

Page

TRANSITIONAL AND SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS....... --- 159-163
(See also Phonorecords of sound recordings, notice requirements; Pre-
existing works under common law protection; Subsisting copy-

rights)

Ad interim copyrights_

Effective date of act..

Existing compulsory licenses___

Existing Presidential proclamations__.

Explanation of section numbers_.

Notice in copies of previously published works.

Superseded provision on Government publications---.

Works in public domain___

TRANSLATIONS

As works made for hire___

"TRANSLATORS"

TRANSMISSIONS

Secondary uses of

161-162

159-160

161

160

159

162

8-9, 160

160

67

43

40-44

TRANSMIT

(See also Broadcasting; Educational broadcasting; Further trans-
mission exclusively to private rooms of hotels, etc.; Mere reception
in public place; Retransmission to the public)

Definition_‒‒‒

Relation to "broadcast".

Scope of concept_.

TREATIES, COYPRIGHT

(See Foreign works)

TYPOGRAPHY

UNANIMITY, REQUIREMENT OF

In relation to right of termination of transfers and licenses__
UNFAIR COMPETITION__

UNFIXED WORKS

Common law protection for----

UNIFORM NATIONAL SYSTEM

24-25, 40

24
24-25

3

73-74
85

4, 84, 88

(See Federal pre-emption of rights equivalent to copyright)

UNITED NATIONS

Protection for works first published by United Nations or any of its

No special exemption from registration provisions for U.C.C. works-- 125, 127
Notice provisions--

UNPUBLISHED WORKS

101, 102

(See also Pre-existing works under common law protection)
Common law rights in, pre-empted by Federal statute_-_.
Protected without regard to author's nationality or domicile..
Protection not available if work of U.S. Government.

81-86

7,8

8-9