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Copyright Infringement and Protection in the Internet Age
IT Professional, 2009In this age of increasingly complex, Internet-based technologies, it's very difficult to protect original works of authorship. This article examines the problem of copyright infringement and the copyright law's desire to balance the interests of creators with the interests of the public.
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, 2019 There is little doubt that, with the emergence of the Internet, social media, video streaming, and new technologies that facilitate the pirating of copyrighted content, the issue of copyright infringement is increasingly important in a global economy ...
Ramjee Prasad, Vandana Rohokale
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Plagiarism and Copyright Infringement
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011The word "Plagiarism" is taken from the word Plagiarius, a kidnapper. Plagiarism or the act of stealing or copying from the original authentic source is one of the major dilemmas in Copyright law. It is a dilemma because of the idea, the expression dichotomy which exists. So, if a person is accused of Plagiarism, the burden of proof lies on him to show
Tabrez Ahmad, Indranil Ghosh
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Napster: a walking copyright infringement?
IEEE Micro, 2000The case of the CD music publishing industry against Napster (A&M Records, Inc v Napster, Inc, ND Calif) has now been argued before the US Court of Appeals in San Francisco and awaits decision. In a curious reversal of customary judicial procedure, the district court has now issued its opinion ("sentence first, verdict afterward") explaining why it ...
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2019
This chapter focuses on the two types of copyright infringement within the CDPA 1988: primary infringement and secondary infringement. In primary infringement, the defendants are directly involved in copying, performing, and issuing to the public the copyright work, whereas secondary infringement involves people who deal with infringing copies, or ...
Stavroula Karapapa, Luke McDonagh
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This chapter focuses on the two types of copyright infringement within the CDPA 1988: primary infringement and secondary infringement. In primary infringement, the defendants are directly involved in copying, performing, and issuing to the public the copyright work, whereas secondary infringement involves people who deal with infringing copies, or ...
Stavroula Karapapa, Luke McDonagh
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Defences to Copyright Infringement
2020Abstract Defences to copyright infringement have gained increased significance over the past twenty years. The fourth industrial revolution emerged with the development of innovative copy-reliant services and business models, transforming the way in which copyright works can be used, from digital learning methods to mass digitization ...
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Hyperlinks and Copyright Infringement
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010Discussing the types of hyperlinks and the possibility of hyperlinking resulting in legal liability in consequence of copyright infringement, this paper studies the legal issues involved in hyperlinking with respect to copyright. It does not, however, focus on ISP/OSP liability.
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2013
This chapter discusses the various acts that can infringe copyright. A distinction is made between primary infringement and secondary infringement. All forms of primary infringement involve copying, whether through reproduction or through performance of the work. Under s. 16(1) of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, the rights of the copyright
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This chapter discusses the various acts that can infringe copyright. A distinction is made between primary infringement and secondary infringement. All forms of primary infringement involve copying, whether through reproduction or through performance of the work. Under s. 16(1) of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, the rights of the copyright
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The “Blurred Lines” of Copyright Infringement
The Journal of Law and Economics, 2023openaire +1 more source