Literary Property in the United StatesScarecrow Press, 1950 - 277 lappuses |
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Ralph Robert Shaw. issue as a whole does not extend to individual articles which have not been assigned to the ... issues are in the public domain . Summary 1. Only the author or proprietor ( i.e. , someone who can demon- strate that the ...
Ralph Robert Shaw. issue as a whole does not extend to individual articles which have not been assigned to the ... issues are in the public domain . Summary 1. Only the author or proprietor ( i.e. , someone who can demon- strate that the ...
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Ralph Robert Shaw. others . One issue may involve twenty copyrights in addition to the newspaper proprietor's copyright on the issue as a whole . The difficulty appears to be that we have confused the work as a physical object , i.e. , a ...
Ralph Robert Shaw. others . One issue may involve twenty copyrights in addition to the newspaper proprietor's copyright on the issue as a whole . The difficulty appears to be that we have confused the work as a physical object , i.e. , a ...
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... issue is not proprietor of certain articles in it but is merely a licensee permitted to publish those articles in his journal , can he give permission to reproduce the issue as a whole ? Whether it is necessary or not , many persons ask ...
... issue is not proprietor of certain articles in it but is merely a licensee permitted to publish those articles in his journal , can he give permission to reproduce the issue as a whole ? Whether it is necessary or not , many persons ask ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
WHAT IS LITERARY PROPERTY? | 12 |
What Does Literary Property Protect? | 13 |
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