Copyright in Computer-readable Works: Policy Impacts of Technological Change, 17. izdevums;500. izdevumsU.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, 1977 - 264 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 61.
6. lappuse
... transaction costs of information and communication in the collection and payment of royalties for a permission system , but there may be a blurring of individual proprietor considerations . 1.6 2. The selection of blanket or per - use 6.
... transaction costs of information and communication in the collection and payment of royalties for a permission system , but there may be a blurring of individual proprietor considerations . 1.6 2. The selection of blanket or per - use 6.
7. lappuse
... payments for " worthy " users is in- efficient because it forces the " less worthy " users to carry more than their share . On efficiency criteria , " worthy " use is public good which should be paid for by everyone . 6. Whether a ...
... payments for " worthy " users is in- efficient because it forces the " less worthy " users to carry more than their share . On efficiency criteria , " worthy " use is public good which should be paid for by everyone . 6. Whether a ...
8. lappuse
... payments has been suggested to be economically inefficient . It could be hypothesized that innovations of intellectual products serving the market in which there is a worthy - use exemption would be stifled because of the potential for ...
... payments has been suggested to be economically inefficient . It could be hypothesized that innovations of intellectual products serving the market in which there is a worthy - use exemption would be stifled because of the potential for ...
16. lappuse
... payment of 2 cents for each reproduction of the composition manu- factured . This step prevented the anticipated recording monopoly . However , this did not mean , necessarily , that recordings of musical compositions were copyrightable ...
... payment of 2 cents for each reproduction of the composition manu- factured . This step prevented the anticipated recording monopoly . However , this did not mean , necessarily , that recordings of musical compositions were copyrightable ...
20. lappuse
... pay an admission fee . A similar result ensued in the case of Leo Feist , Inc. v . Lew Tendler Tavern in 1958 , which ... payment . The opinion in this case by Justice Brandeis for the Court is quoted from extensively in Section A.2.4.2 ...
... pay an admission fee . A similar result ensued in the case of Leo Feist , Inc. v . Lew Tendler Tavern in 1958 , which ... payment . The opinion in this case by Justice Brandeis for the Court is quoted from extensively in Section A.2.4.2 ...
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1976 General Revision abstracts ASCAP authors blanket licensing broadcast cable system cable television CATV clearinghouse compilations compulsory license computer programs computer storage computer systems computer-readable computerized STI systems Congress constitute Copyright Act copyright law Copyright Office copyright owners copyright protection copyright statute copyrighted documents copyrighted material disc distribution economic effect enacted exclusive right fair individual infringement input institutional interest groups issues journals judicial jukebox legislation library subscriptions machine machine-readable copy magnetic tape marginal cost mechanisms monopoly motion picture object code obtain Ordover output p₁ payment per-use personal subscription phonorecords photocopying potential subscribers printout problem producers profit maximizing public performance publishers purpose question radio registration reproduction retransmissions revision bills royalty fee Section Section 107 SESAC sound recordings sound tracks specific statutory STI data bases storage subscription prices Supreme Court television tion transaction costs usage fee users White-Smith