...EMORY LJ 163 (1986). "See supra note 14 and accompanying text; see also S. REP. No. 93-983, at 107 ("Copyright does not preclude others from using the...by the author's work. It pertains to the literary . . . form in which the author expressed intellectual concepts."). ^HR REP. No. 2222, 60th Cong., 2d...

...by the denial of protection for facts and ideas. 46 The granting of exclusive rights to the author "does not preclude others from using the ideas or information revealed by the author's work." 47 While copyright law "ultimately serves the purpose of enriching the general public through access...

...promoted by the denial of protection for facts and ideas.46 The granting of exclusive rights to the author "does not preclude others from using the ideas or information revealed by the author's work."47 While copyright law "ultimately serves the purpose of enriching the general public through...

...creative or personality component to be authorship.65 Congressional intent, however, was quite clear: 'Copyright does not preclude others from using the...by the author's work. It pertains to the literary [work]. ..in which the author 61. Francione, Facing the Nation, p. 582. 62. Francione, Facing the Nation,...

...described, explained, illustrated, or embodied in such work." The House Report from the 1976 bill states: "Copyright does not preclude others from using the...ideas or information revealed by the author's work. . . . Section 102 (b) in no way enlarges or contracts the scope of copyright protection under the present...

...explained, illustrated, or embodied in such work."38 The legislative history to the 1976 Act instructs that "Copyright does not preclude others from using the ideas or information revealed by the author's work."39 The dual presence of both protected expression and unprotected ideas and information is referred...