Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 13. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1974 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 49.
120. lappuse
... performance within the intent of §1 of the Copyright Act . 38 Though free licenses are frequently given to educational stations , copyright owners are rarely unsuccessful in persuading courts that most broadcasts are for profit and to ...
... performance within the intent of §1 of the Copyright Act . 38 Though free licenses are frequently given to educational stations , copyright owners are rarely unsuccessful in persuading courts that most broadcasts are for profit and to ...
343. lappuse
... performance , the court recognized that a performance was cap- tured on tape in the form of magnetic impulses , and replayed over their CATV system . This replaying constituted a performance . There is great similarity between capturing ...
... performance , the court recognized that a performance was cap- tured on tape in the form of magnetic impulses , and replayed over their CATV system . This replaying constituted a performance . There is great similarity between capturing ...
344. lappuse
... performance doctrine advocated above . A performance of a particular computer program would not serve to monopolize the computer art . It would not monopolize the idea expressed by the program , for another programmer would be free to ...
... performance doctrine advocated above . A performance of a particular computer program would not serve to monopolize the computer art . It would not monopolize the idea expressed by the program , for another programmer would be free to ...
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Integration of Federal Copyright | 113 |
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