The Consumer and Investor Access to Information Act of 1999: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Trade, and Consumer Protection of the Committee on Commerce, House of Representatives, One Hundred Sixth Congress, First Session, on H.R. 1858, June 15, 1999, 4. sējumsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1999 - 92 lappuses |
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... prohibition " of this proposal to protect databases through a misappropriation model . Section 102 prohibits unauthorized selling or 3A Framework for Global Electronic Commerce is available at : http://www.ecommerce.gov/ framewrk.htm ...
... prohibition " of this proposal to protect databases through a misappropriation model . Section 102 prohibits unauthorized selling or 3A Framework for Global Electronic Commerce is available at : http://www.ecommerce.gov/ framewrk.htm ...
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... prohibition of section 102 would not create liability for a database that was independently developed , but was nonetheless a " duplicate " ( in the everyday meaning ) of the pre - existing data- base . We are not sure , however , that ...
... prohibition of section 102 would not create liability for a database that was independently developed , but was nonetheless a " duplicate " ( in the everyday meaning ) of the pre - existing data- base . We are not sure , however , that ...
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... prohibiting uses of data by indi- viduals that , in the opinion of many , should be treated as " fair uses " permissible under the First Amendment . We are not certain whether a balance can be struck , but we note that section 102 does ...
... prohibiting uses of data by indi- viduals that , in the opinion of many , should be treated as " fair uses " permissible under the First Amendment . We are not certain whether a balance can be struck , but we note that section 102 does ...
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... prohibition does not extend to these data- bases . Section 104 ( a ) ( 3 ) further provides that where a Federal , state , or local gov- ernment substantially funds the creation or maintenance of a database , that govern- ment may ...
... prohibition does not extend to these data- bases . Section 104 ( a ) ( 3 ) further provides that where a Federal , state , or local gov- ernment substantially funds the creation or maintenance of a database , that govern- ment may ...
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... prohibition . As used in section 103 ( d ) , “ du- plicates " could be understood in either of two senses . First , a scientific researcher could " duplicate " a database in the sense of independently recreating the same data- base ...
... prohibition . As used in section 103 ( d ) , “ du- plicates " could be understood in either of two senses . First , a scientific researcher could " duplicate " a database in the sense of independently recreating the same data- base ...
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