Copyright in Computer-readable Works: Policy Impacts of Technological Change, 13. sējumsU.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, 1977 - 264 lappuses |
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1.5. rezultāts no 51.
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... considered to be the making of a copy , even if the translation requires the imple- mentation of some housekeeping functions such as the selection of peripheral units , storage allocation and the assignment of absolute addresses . 4 . 5 ...
... considered to be the making of a copy , even if the translation requires the imple- mentation of some housekeeping functions such as the selection of peripheral units , storage allocation and the assignment of absolute addresses . 4 . 5 ...
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... considered the question of who gains from copyright protection and the extent , if any , of value judg- ment in copyright . The ideological basis for copyright has been shown to be closely related to the concept that each person has the ...
... considered the question of who gains from copyright protection and the extent , if any , of value judg- ment in copyright . The ideological basis for copyright has been shown to be closely related to the concept that each person has the ...
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... considered first because of the early consideration by the Supreme Court of a principle that was to have effect on thinking about copyright , even with respect to other technologies , until 1976 . The essential question at issue before ...
... considered first because of the early consideration by the Supreme Court of a principle that was to have effect on thinking about copyright , even with respect to other technologies , until 1976 . The essential question at issue before ...
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... considered the " writing " of an " author " and there- fore eligible for copyright protection if Congress so chose to grant it , was apparently disposed of in the affirmative in the case of Capitol Records , Inc. v . Mercury Records ...
... considered the " writing " of an " author " and there- fore eligible for copyright protection if Congress so chose to grant it , was apparently disposed of in the affirmative in the case of Capitol Records , Inc. v . Mercury Records ...
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... considered in the case of Jerome H. Remick & Co. v . American Automobile Accessories Co. in 1925 with respect to a radio broadcast of a musical work . The court held that the broadcast did con- stitute a public performance , stating ...
... considered in the case of Jerome H. Remick & Co. v . American Automobile Accessories Co. in 1925 with respect to a radio broadcast of a musical work . The court held that the broadcast did con- stitute a public performance , stating ...
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