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1. RUSSIA & LEGAL HARMONIZATION: AN HISTORICAL INQUIRY INTO IP REFORM AS GLOBAL CONVERGENCE AND RESISTANCE.

Author

Mamlyuk, Boris N.

Subjects
INTELLECTUAL property, INTERNATIONAL law, FAIR use (Copyright), DELEGATED legislation, BUSINESS
Abstract

The article presents information related to breaks in the intellectual property reforms of Russia and discusses the Soviet regulations on intellectual property. It further discusses the intellectual property law reform projects and attempts of harmonizing legislation through international norms. It also focuses on the normative approaches to laws and compares with the U.S. copyright laws related to fair use.

Published
2011

2. Shareholder Oppression: Texas Supreme Court to Weigh In on National Debate.

Author

Hinson, Kelli and Bittle, Lyndon

Subjects
*SHAREHOLDER oppression, *STOCKHOLDERS, *PREJUDICES, *FAIR use (Copyright), *INVESTORS
Abstract

The article discusses three cases considered by the Texas Supreme Court wherein minority shareholders allege that majority shareholders wielded their majority power to unfairly prejudice or oppress the minority. It shows the struggle of Texas courts to define shareholder oppression and tackles the burdensome/fair dealing definition of shareholder oppression. An analysis of shareholders' general reasonable expectations in Ritchie v. Rupe and Argo Data Resource Corp. v. Shagrithaya is presented.

Published
2014

3. The Google Library Project both sides of the story

Author

Band, Jonathan

Subjects
Google L.L.C. -- Service introduction, Fair use (Copyright), Full text databases -- Service introduction, Information services industry -- Service introduction, Information services -- Service introduction, Business, Library and information science, Company service introduction, Information services industry, Service introduction
Abstract

Abstract (1) Google's announcement that it will include in its search database the full text of books from five of the world's leading research libraries has provoked newspaper editorials, public [...]

Published
2006

4. Google books: eight years later

Author

Brantley, Peter

Subjects
Google Inc. Google eBooks -- Cases -- Services, Fair use (Copyright), Information services industry -- Cases -- Services, Copyright infringement -- Cases, Out-of-print books -- Cases, Information services -- Cases -- Services, Digitization -- Cases, Company legal issue, Information services industry, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, Authors Guild -- Cases
Abstract

After a long court battle, Google Book Search has been declared legal--a significant win for libraries and advocates of digitization. But what was lost along that long and winding legal [...]

Published
2013

5. Legal standards of free utilization of intellectual property in the sphere of digital economy

Author

N.V. Fedorenko, A.N. Pozdnishov, T.V. Shatkovskaya, and T.V. Epifanova

Subjects
Fair use (Copyright) -- Russia, ComputingMilieux_LEGALASPECTSOFCOMPUTING, Intellectual property, Intellectual property -- Law and legislation -- Russia, Exclusive right, Intellectual capital management, Monopolistic competition, License agreements, Digital economy, Law and economics, License agreements -- Russia, Intellectual capital -- Russia, business.industry, Intellectual capital -- Management, Equity (finance), Legislature, Creative Commons (Organization), Public domain (Copyright law), General Business, Management and Accounting, Public domain (Copyright law) -- Russia, Intellectual property -- Law and legislation, Fair use (Copyright), The Internet, Economic development -- Effect of technological innovations on -- Russia, Business, General Economics, Econometrics and Finance, Economic development -- Effect of technological innovations on
Abstract

The aim of the article is the development of legal standards of free utilization of intellectual property, which will become the basis for the new complex legislative regulation of relationships, that has been arisen due to the development of digital economy. Conceptual basis for the new institutional environment can be represented by the theory of free culture, practical implementation of which provides the transition from agreement-based monopolistic rhetoric towards free utilization of the results of intellectual activity in the cyber environment. We conclude the need to define the legal regime for intellectual property, dependent on its intended use into commercial and non-commercial. We propose to free the sphere of non-commercial from as many legislative barriers as possible. We also propose to widen the use of simplified registration procedures with the participation of commercial organizations, as well as intellectual property (IP) data bases. The preservation of copyright in this sphere is sensible. The principles of equity, fairness should be fundamental institutions for the free utilization of IP. Authors propose the most open and vast rules of communication within the digital environment, which have evolved naturally. Separate standards exists in the form of concepts requiring practical implementation, others have been legally enforced, such as the priority of market mechanisms over government regulation of Internet, principle of balance of right-holders and users. Absence of unified standards of synchronization of digital hardware and high cost of automated systems of control with exclusive rights within the Internet network (e.g. Swiss DRM) oppose the development of digital economy. The results of the study can be used in further development of the stated problems., peer-reviewed

Published
2018

6. Enforced copyright laws catch companies off-guard

Author

Shanoff, Barry

Subjects
Photocopying processes -- Fair use (Copyright), Newsletters -- Laws, regulations and rules, Business, Environmental services industry
Abstract

Channeling a company's single subscription newsletter into in-house computer data bases saves labor, time, money and paper, according to the office manager of a large equipment manufacturer. 'Besides,' he added, [...]

Published
1994

7. AP Wants Credit and Compensation for Iconic Obama Image

Subjects
The Associated Press -- Intellectual property, News agencies -- Intellectual property, Images, Photographic -- Intellectual property, Photographs -- Intellectual property, Artists -- Works, Fair use (Copyright), Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

On buttons, posters and Web sites, the image was everywhere during last year's presidential campaign: A pensive Barack Obama looking upward, as if to the future, splashed in a Warholesque [...]

Published
2009

8. With key filings in, trials loom in Google book cases

Author

Albanese, Andrew

Subjects
Google Inc. -- Cases, Fair use (Copyright), Books -- Cases, Information services industry -- Cases, Information services -- Cases, Digitization -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Company legal issue, Government regulation, Information services industry, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, Authors Guild -- Cases
Abstract

After a round of key filings, two Authors Guild cases challenging Google's ambitious library book-scanning program are on schedule for early fall trial dates. Final reply briefs were filed July [...]

Published
2012

10. Video raises legal concerns on outtakes

Author

Kirtz, Bill

Subjects
Copyright, Fair use (Copyright), Video recordings, Business, Literature/writing, Publishing industry, Patent/copyright issue
Abstract

It is being marketed as 'never-before-seen, uncensored news footage ... derived from outtakes of major U.S. network news broadcasts recorded by top journalists.' But there are some unanswered questions about [...]

Published
1996

11. Lawmakers back digital rights

Author

Marlowe, Chris

Subjects
Fair use (Copyright), Entertainment industry -- Intellectual property -- Services, Legislators -- Political activity, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international, Motion Picture Association of America -- Political activity -- Services -- Intellectual property, DigitalConsumer.org -- Political activity -- Services
Abstract

Consumer advocacy group DigitalConsumer.org has gained two noteworthy supporters. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Rep. Chris Cox, R-Calif., on Friday introduced a bipartisan, bicameral joint resolution that seeks to assure [...]

Published
2002

12. Photocopying ruling affects for-profit sector

Author

Gasaway, Laura N.

Subjects
Texaco Inc. -- Cases, Periodical publishing -- Cases, Photocopying processes -- Fair use (Copyright), Business, Library and information science
Abstract

A court ruled against Texaco Inc in a copyright case brought by six scientific journals that claimed in-house photocopying of articles infringed on their rights. The decision narrows fair use rights in the profit-seeking sector.

Published
1992

13. The drive for a VCR tax

Author

Howard, Niles

Subjects
Video tape recorders and recording -- Cases, Fair use (Copyright), Business, Business, general
Published
1982

14. The righteous wrath of Jack Valenti

Subjects
Motion picture industry -- Political activity, Fair use (Copyright), Business, Mass communications, Motion Picture Association of America -- Officials and employees
Published
1983

15. EMI unit buys song rights in a $200 million deal

Subjects
EMI Music Publishing Worldwide -- Contracts, Windswept Pacific Entertainment Co. -- Contracts, Fair use (Copyright), Copyright -- Contracts, Lyrics -- Contracts, Business, Business, general
Published
1999

16. Betamax goes free

Subjects
Fair use (Copyright), Video tape recorders and recording, Business, Government, Law
Published
1984

18. DoJ concerns could be big problem for Google deal

Author

Reid, Calvin and Milliot, Jim

Subjects
United States. Department of Justice -- Laws, regulations and rules, Google Inc. -- Cases -- Services, Fair use (Copyright), Information services industry -- Cases -- Services, Copyright infringement -- Cases, Information services -- Cases -- Services, Company legal issue, Government regulation, Information services industry, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, Authors Guild -- Cases
Abstract

The Department of Justice dealt a serious blow Thursday evening to the chances that the Google Book Search settlement will gain court approval later this month when it found that [...]

Published
2010

19. Commons simplifies net rights

Subjects
Intellectual property -- Management, Intellectual property -- Organization formation, Administrative agencies -- Intellectual property, Artists -- Intellectual property, Fair use (Copyright), Intellectual property, Company business management, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Jan 17, 2005 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) Australian artists and government organisations will soon be able to use a new system to simplify online copyright issues. The Creative [...]

Published
2005

20. Lumivision opens disc biz's eyes, finds winners bigger firms missed

Author

Tierney, Tammy

Subjects
Lumivision -- Management, Videodiscs -- Management, Video equipment industry -- Management, Fair use (Copyright), Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Jamie White is acting on his dreams, though not in the manner he first imagined. After graduating from Bennington College with a theater degree in 1982, he set his sights [...]

Published
1991

21. Shell-changing disputed

Author

Hettrick, Scott

Subjects
Paramount Pictures Corp. -- Intellectual property, Fair use (Copyright), Video recording industry -- Intellectual property, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
Abstract

Shell-changing disputed Many dealers who routinely repair field-damaged cassettes recently discovered that it was relatively easy to defeat the security precautions and the automatic erasing mechanism of the Showcase cassettes [...]

Published
1991

22. Textbook publishers win copyright case over unauthorized anthologies

Author

Lambert, Wade

Subjects
FedEx Corp. FedEx Office -- Cases, Anthologies -- Laws, regulations and rules, Copying services -- Cases, Copyright -- Cases, Textbooks -- Publication and distribution, Photocopying processes -- Fair use (Copyright), Business, Business, general
Published
1991

23. VCR-copyright enters congressional arena

Subjects
Video tape recorders and recording -- Usage, Fair use (Copyright), Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Law proponents argue that research shows home users tape one show and erase it or if kept used strictly for library purposes. Accuse movie industry of triple dipping, collecting royalties when released to theaters, sold to TV, and now when sold to tape manufacturers.

Published
1981

24. Home taping controversy goes Hollywood

Subjects
Fair use (Copyright), Video tape recorders and recording -- Usage, Business, Mass communications, Motion Picture Association of America -- Political activity
Published
1982

25. VIDEO INDUSTRIES AGREE TO SEEK LEGISLATION ON COPYRIGHT AND DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDING

Subjects
Consumer electronics industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Motion picture industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Intellectual property -- Laws, regulations and rules, Fair use (Copyright), Business, News, opinion and commentary, Motion Picture Association of America -- Economic policy
Abstract

WASHINGTON, March 29 /PRNewswire/ -- Representatives of the consumer electronics and motion picture industries announced today that they have agreed to seek legislation concerning digital video recorders that would protect [...]

Published
1996

26. China weighs new rules on photocopying rights

Author

Bangsberg, P.T.

Subjects
China -- Laws, regulations and rules, Photocopying processes -- Fair use (Copyright), Fair use (Copyright) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Business, Business, general
Abstract

China is planning to implement new rules that would protect photocopies. It is considering a review of its copyright law to determine how to protect photocopy rights. The move is in line with the country's pledge to protect intellectual property rights. Photocopying has become a popular practice in all of Asia, as it is much cheaper than buying the original text. A Chinese official, however, said the move to protect photocopy rights may be hampered by problems in enforcing rules.

Published
1995

27. If anyone's planning to photocopy this, better think again - it's against the law

Author

Mysak, Joe

Subjects
Bond Buyer (Newspaper) -- Management, Copyright -- Laws, regulations and rules, Photocopying processes -- Fair use (Copyright), Newspapers -- Subscriptions, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

You may be reading me now in the regular, tabloid format of The Bond Buyer. Or you may be reading me in a shrunken version, a perfectly scaled-down little Bond [...]

Published
1993

29. Copyright law, photocopying, and price discrimination

Author

Liebowitz, S.J.

Subjects
Fair use (Copyright) -- Economic aspects, Photocopying processes -- Fair use (Copyright), Price discrimination -- Analysis, Copyright, Business, Economics, Law
Published
1986

31. Sony, MCA square off before Supreme court

Subjects
MCA Inc. (Universal City, California) -- Cases, Sony Corp. -- Cases, Motion picture industry -- Cases, Fair use (Copyright), Video tape recorders and recording -- Usage, Business, Mass communications
Published
1983

33. Lines form on Betamax bill as hearing begins

Subjects
United States. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary -- Investigations, Fair use (Copyright), Video tape recorders and recording, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Electronic Industries Association -- Political activity
Published
1981

34. VCR firms react to copyright case

Author

Halper, Mark

Subjects
Sony Corp. -- Cases, Video tape recorders and recording -- Cases, Fair use (Copyright), Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Published
1981

35. Betamax ruling put on hold

Author

Bomster, Mark and March, Susan

Subjects
Sony Corp. -- Cases, Fair use (Copyright), Video tape recorders and recording -- Cases, Business, Home furnishings industry, Motion Picture Association of America -- Cases
Published
1983

37. Videotape pirates could face five-year sentence, large fine

Author

Gatty, Bob

Subjects
United States. Congress -- Political activity, Television broadcasting, Video recordings, Copyright infringement, Fair use (Copyright), Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Motion Picture Association of America -- Investigations
Published
1981

39. High court listens to VCR case

Author

Bomster, Mark

Subjects
Sony Corp. -- Cases, Universal City Studios Inc. -- Cases, Motion picture industry -- Cases, Fair use (Copyright), Video tape recorders and recording -- Cases, Business, Home furnishings industry, Copyright Act of 1976
Published
1983

40. Fate of home taping at Supreme Court

Subjects
Sony Corp. -- Cases, Universal City Studios Inc. -- Cases, Video tape recorders and recording -- Usage, Fair use (Copyright), Business, Mass communications
Published
1983

42. Sen. Baker backs tape royalty plan

Author

Schwartz, Lloyd

Subjects
Fair use (Copyright), Copyright infringement, Video tape recorders and recording, Business, Home furnishings industry
Published
1982

48. NYU agrees to photocopying guidelines

Subjects
Photocopying processes -- Fair use (copyright), Universities and colleges, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, New York University
Published
1983

49. VCR court ruling - eyes turn to Congress

Subjects
Sony Corp. -- Cases, Video tape recorders and recording -- Usage, Fair use (Copyright), Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Mass communications
Abstract

Suit filed in 1976 ... decision is sweeping and strongly worded ... tax on VCRs to fund royalty fees possible may be administrative horror ... Sony will take case to Supreme Court ... bills introduced in Congress will exempt home videotaping another possible solution.

Published
1981

50. Case to be brought against Videotheque, a Los Angeles-based videocassette retailer, for allegedly selling and renting illegally imported cassettes of 'Supergirl.'

Subjects
Supergirl (Motion picture) -- Cases, Fair use (Copyright), Business, Business, general
Abstract

NEW YORK, Oct. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Tri-Star Pictures will bring action in cooperation with International Video Entertainment and Alexander and Ilya Salkind against Videotheque, a Los Angeles-based videocassette retailer that [...]

Published
1984

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