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A derivative work, Judge Leval suggests, is one that represents protected aspects — the expressive content — of the original in an (...)

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Although no additional negotiations are scheduled, there are still significant areas of disagreement that are noted in the text. One important (...)

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Unfortunately, this is an area, often the only one, where libraries have some flexibility to adjust expenditures, and cutting (...)

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Sure, we thought, there are millions of works that are still protected by copyright but for which no rights holder can be found; access (...)

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These services provide practitioners and scholars with information about the latest developments in a particular area of law, through (...)

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Traditionally, derivative works are those that adapt the actual expression that is protected in a work, and usually they adapt the (...)

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If we limit the subject area of the cases to those labeled “Education/Scholarship/Research,” fair use seems to fare better than it does (...)

Orphan Work An out-of-print work protected by copyright for which the copyright holder is unknown.

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The figures were often created at the edge of a village because it was the borders and entrances that needed to be protected from (...)

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