Audio and Video First Sale Doctrine: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liberties, and the Administration of Justice of the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, Ninety-eighth Congress, First and Second Sessions, on H.R. 1027, H.R. 1029, and S. 32 ... October 6, 27, December 13, 1983, February 23 and April 12, 1984, 4. sējumsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1985 - 730 lappuses |
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... develop new talent , record new music and provide diversity in music that is re- corded and to seek those elusive hits and make a profit . Yet , it is precisely this hit category of recordings that is rented and taped the most . That is ...
... develop new talent , record new music and provide diversity in music that is re- corded and to seek those elusive hits and make a profit . Yet , it is precisely this hit category of recordings that is rented and taped the most . That is ...
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... developed for phonorecords . In recognition of these marketplace realities , all of the affected parties have agreed that the existing compulsory licensing procedure with respect to record sales should be clarified with respect to its ...
... developed for phonorecords . In recognition of these marketplace realities , all of the affected parties have agreed that the existing compulsory licensing procedure with respect to record sales should be clarified with respect to its ...
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... developed in reliance on a well - established concept amounting to a vested interest in the public domain . " 11 As the preceding sections of this statement have demonstrated , the benefits of the Record Rental Amendment far outweigh ...
... developed in reliance on a well - established concept amounting to a vested interest in the public domain . " 11 As the preceding sections of this statement have demonstrated , the benefits of the Record Rental Amendment far outweigh ...
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... : thus , they would lose no rights with respect to records for which they had already paid . Professor 34 S. Rep . No. 162 , 98th Cong . , 1st Sess . 7 ( 1983 ) . 36 · Lange's concern for " economic interests developed in 55.
... : thus , they would lose no rights with respect to records for which they had already paid . Professor 34 S. Rep . No. 162 , 98th Cong . , 1st Sess . 7 ( 1983 ) . 36 · Lange's concern for " economic interests developed in 55.
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... developed in reliance on a well - established concept " has little relevance to record - rental shops , which are still in an early stage of development . Indeed , this concern underscores the need for prompt enactment of this ...
... developed in reliance on a well - established concept " has little relevance to record - rental shops , which are still in an early stage of development . Indeed , this concern underscores the need for prompt enactment of this ...
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