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 76.
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... publishers of such pa- pers because ( as is pointed out in Appendix B of this report ) , copy- right protects the publishers ' opportunities to cover their fixed costs . Thus in the case of research papers , copyright does not lead ...
... publishers of such pa- pers because ( as is pointed out in Appendix B of this report ) , copy- right protects the publishers ' opportunities to cover their fixed costs . Thus in the case of research papers , copyright does not lead ...
14. lappuse
... publisher as well as the author . This is particularly true in the case of scientific journals . However , the fact of copyright carries with it no comparative value judgment of works so protected . The economic worth of a work is ...
... publisher as well as the author . This is particularly true in the case of scientific journals . However , the fact of copyright carries with it no comparative value judgment of works so protected . The economic worth of a work is ...
16. lappuse
... publishers for exclusive licenses under the anticipated new law to record all the music controlled by those publish- ers for many years to come . The result was that Congress , in the 1909 Act , established a compulsory license for ...
... publishers for exclusive licenses under the anticipated new law to record all the music controlled by those publish- ers for many years to come . The result was that Congress , in the 1909 Act , established a compulsory license for ...
17. lappuse
... publishers , which the Act was intended to se- cure and protect . " In the 1976 Act , the view that the compulsory license provision did not apply to sound tracks was stated explicitly . Owners of copyrights in mu- sic retained the ...
... publishers , which the Act was intended to se- cure and protect . " In the 1976 Act , the view that the compulsory license provision did not apply to sound tracks was stated explicitly . Owners of copyrights in mu- sic retained the ...
23. lappuse
... Publishers and organizations of scholarly users . such as the American Council of Learned Societies and the Social Science Research Council in order to define the boundaries of acceptable non- infringing photocopying . These discussions ...
... Publishers and organizations of scholarly users . such as the American Council of Learned Societies and the Social Science Research Council in order to define the boundaries of acceptable non- infringing photocopying . These discussions ...
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