Copyright Law Revision: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights...89-1, Pursuant to S. Res. 48 on S. 1006, August 18, 19, 20, 1965 |
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45. lappuse
Failure to exempt programming for home audiences would , we believe , unfairly
discriminate against this valuable facet of non - commercial educational
broadcasting , and would be contrary to the public interest . As mentioned , our
chief ...
Failure to exempt programming for home audiences would , we believe , unfairly
discriminate against this valuable facet of non - commercial educational
broadcasting , and would be contrary to the public interest . As mentioned , our
chief ...
151. lappuse
Unfortunately , it seems to be educational television alone that the authors and
publishers , and their allied commercial interests , are adamantly seeking to deny
the nonprofit exemption existing under the present copyright law . The Copyright
...
Unfortunately , it seems to be educational television alone that the authors and
publishers , and their allied commercial interests , are adamantly seeking to deny
the nonprofit exemption existing under the present copyright law . The Copyright
...
186. lappuse
On this subject , the Rockefeller panel report had this to say : But perhaps the
most serious threat is the current advocacy to exempt educational institutions
from the obligation to pay royalties for the performance of musical , dramatic , and
...
On this subject , the Rockefeller panel report had this to say : But perhaps the
most serious threat is the current advocacy to exempt educational institutions
from the obligation to pay royalties for the performance of musical , dramatic , and
...
195. lappuse
Another matter of justice and equity to the composers and their publishers is the
elimination in the proposed bill of the present exemption of public performance of
non - dramatic literary and musical works where the performance is " not for ...
Another matter of justice and equity to the composers and their publishers is the
elimination in the proposed bill of the present exemption of public performance of
non - dramatic literary and musical works where the performance is " not for ...
207. lappuse
If the bill is intended to exempt all radio and television reception in the private
hotel room with the enumerated two ... is difficult to foresee it not necessarily
including an exemption for reception in private rooms on a single receiving
apparatus .
If the bill is intended to exempt all radio and television reception in the private
hotel room with the enumerated two ... is difficult to foresee it not necessarily
including an exemption for reception in private rooms on a single receiving
apparatus .
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