...works by providing adequate legal protection for one who submits his work to the public. . . . (C]ourts have long granted relief for misrepresentation of...presentation of his work to the public in distorted form.” 52 While the Gilliam decision does sound quite like improper judicial legislation for the...

...vindicate the economic, rather than the personal, rights of authors." 538 F.2d at 24. Noting that "courts have long granted relief for misrepresentation of...theories outside the statutory law of copyright, such as ... unfair competition," the court saw the Lanham Act as a vehicle to "vindicate the author's personal...

...vindicate the economic, rather than the personal, rights of authors.* 538 P.2d at 24. Noting that "courts have long granted relief for misrepresentation of...theories outside the statutory law of copyright, such as ... unfair competition," the court saw the Lanham Act as a vehicle to •vindicate the author's personal...

...Appeals granted a preliminary injunction and noted, with respect to the Section 43(a) claim that "courts have long granted relief for misrepresentation of...theories outside the statutory law of copyright, such as ... unfair competition." The Court saw the Trademark Act as a vehicle to •vindicate the author's...

...vindicate the economic, rather than the personal, rights of authors.* 538 F.2d at 24. Noting that "courts have long granted relief for misrepresentation of...theories outside the statutory law of copyright, such as ... unfair competition.* the court sew the Lanham Act as a vehicle to •vindicate the author's personal...

...clothed iii terniis of' proprietary right in one's creation. they also properly vindicate thie authior's personal right to prevent the presentation of' his work to the public in a distorted form. . . 1-lere, the appellanits clainii that the editing done for AB(' niiutilatcd the...