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For 150 years, fair use was a solely American doctrine. But in the 1990s and 2000s, the Philippines, Israel, and South Korea all adopted American-style fair use.
Peter Decherney
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For 150 years, fair use was a solely American doctrine. But in the 1990s and 2000s, the Philippines, Israel, and South Korea all adopted American-style fair use.
Peter Decherney
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"Using Fee Shifting to Promote Fair Use and Fair Licensing"
California Law Review, 2014The fair use doctrine seeks to facilitate socially optimal uses of copyrighted material. As a practical matter, however, cumulative creators, such as documentary filmmakers and many contemporary musicians, are often reluctant to rely on the fair use doctrine because of its inherent uncertainty, the potentially harsh remedies for copyright infringement,
Ben Depoorter, Peter S. Menell
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Fair Use, Fair Dealing: will they survive?
Art Libraries Journal, 2001A previous article by this author discussed an emerging phenomenon on the Internet. That is, how the law, by denying copyright protection to certain kinds of digital works, may
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Photojournalism, fair use and fair dealing
Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, 2007A Massachusetts decision applying the US fair use principles to unlicensed broadcasts of news photographs highlights the special protection given to news photographs, but not news videos, under UK copyright law.
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Accounting in Europe, 2006
ABSTRACT The implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), particularly in the European Union, has led to frequent comments that IFRS are “fair value based standards” and that the IASB is moving inexorably towards full fair value accounting.
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ABSTRACT The implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), particularly in the European Union, has led to frequent comments that IFRS are “fair value based standards” and that the IASB is moving inexorably towards full fair value accounting.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
During election season, politicians and political campaigns often use pop culture or iconic works, such as viral memes or popular songs, to help convey their political messages — often without authorization from the copyright owners of these works. As politics and politicians become ever more divisive, these unauthorized political uses of copyrighted ...
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During election season, politicians and political campaigns often use pop culture or iconic works, such as viral memes or popular songs, to help convey their political messages — often without authorization from the copyright owners of these works. As politics and politicians become ever more divisive, these unauthorized political uses of copyrighted ...
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Annals of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence, 2017
Attempts to manage the reasoning about systems with fairness properties are long running. The popular but restricted Computational Tree Logic (CTL) is amenable to automated reasoning but has difficulty expressing some fairness properties. More expressive languages such as CTL* and CTL+ are computationally complex. The main contribution of this paper is
John McCabe-Dansted, Mark Reynolds
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Attempts to manage the reasoning about systems with fairness properties are long running. The popular but restricted Computational Tree Logic (CTL) is amenable to automated reasoning but has difficulty expressing some fairness properties. More expressive languages such as CTL* and CTL+ are computationally complex. The main contribution of this paper is
John McCabe-Dansted, Mark Reynolds
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The Routledge Companion to Copyright and Creativity in the 21st Century, 2020
Michael Donaldson
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Michael Donaldson
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Academic Questions, 1998 Communications of the ACM, 2013
Examining the mismatch between copyright law and technology-influenced evolving social norms in the European Union.
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Examining the mismatch between copyright law and technology-influenced evolving social norms in the European Union.
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