...Chadwick, Dialog Comments on Imaging Capabilities: An Interview with Fred Zappert, ONLINE, May 1989: 210n53 Chafee, Reflections on the Law of Copyright, 45 COLUM. L. REV. 503, 513 (1945), 216«88, 220«123 Chesnais, France, in SM STEWART, INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT AND NEIGHBORING RIGHTS,...

...fictional-character protection is appended. 'Chafee, Unfair Competition, 53 HARV. L. REV. 1289, 1317-18 (1940) ; Chafee, Reflections on the Law of Copyright, 45 COLUM. L. REV. 503, 506-11 (1945) . 'Tannenbaum, Protection of Fictional Characters in. the Entertainment and Literary...

...which, under modern reproductive processes, are entitled to protection." T5 " See note 63 supra. •See Chafee, Reflections on the Law of Copyright. 45 Colum. L. Rev. 503, 734 (1945). •Bnwker argues that the effect of the phrase In | 4 Is to construe writings ns falling...

...articles which, under modern reproductive processes, are entitled to protection." " 'Alióte 63 supra. ?Chafee. Reflections on the Law of Copyright, 45 Colum. L. Rev. 503, 734 (1045). wltki TV r arP»es t'"1*: the effect of the phrase In | 4 Is to construe writlnes as falling...

...(2d Cir. 1930). Professor Zechariah Chafee explained that copyright "protection covers the 'pattern' of the work . . . the sequence of events, and the...controls both the work and variations based on the work. Thus, copyright must give the holders of these rights authority over what the bill defines as a material...

...suggested, where infringement is found if the "pattern" of the work is taken (in a play, for instance, the "sequence of events, and the development of the interplay of characters"). 325 The "subtractive" test ~ which dissects the copyrighted work, disregards the noncopyrightable elements,...

...idea and the precise form in which he wrote it down . . . [therefore] protection covers the 'pattern' of the work . . . the sequence of events, and the development of the interplay of characters."177 The Second Circuit has continued to apply the abstraction test, adding further gloss...

...students at the Duke Law School, for valuable research and assistance in completing the notes. Notes 1 Chafee, Reflections on the Law of Copyright, 45 Colum. L. Rev. 503, 510 (1945). See also B. Kaplan, An Unhurried View of Copyright 74 ( 1 966). I am indebted to members...

...author's idea and the precise form in which he wrote it down . . . protection covers the 'pattern' of the work . . . the sequence of events, and the development of the interplay of characters."10 Example: The idea of a band of rebels who fight an evil Galactic Empire is not copyrightable....