Copyright Law is organized in a straightforward way dealing comprehensively with the technology and globalization of copyright law. It provides discussion of copyright and digital technologies throughout the book; offers integrated treatment of international materials from beginning to end; features a separate chapter on secondary liability; and provides renewed attention to aspects of the first Anglo-American copyright act. The Ninth Edition includes: - Current treatment of legislative projects and recent enactments to copyright legislation, including The Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act of 2010 (STELA), The Copyright Cleanup, Clarification, and Corrections Act of 2010, and the failed attempt to enact the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA) in January 2012, and - Coverage of many new cases, including Golan v. Holder (restored copyrights), Viacom International, Inc. v. YouTube, Inc. (DMCA "safe harbors"), Salinger v. Colting (fair use), and Righthaven, LLC v. Wolf (standing to sue).

Copyright Law

Craig Joyce

Marshall Leaffer

Peter Jaszi

Michael Carroll

Tyler T. Ocho

Intellectual Property

LexisNexis

This Cumulative Supplement is designed to complement the book by providing access to a variety of materials useful to students and professors alike. Together with the Ninth Edition of Copyright Law, this Cumulative Supplement provide the most comprehensive, up-to-date materials on copyright available in legal education today. For example: • Part One contains the Copyright Clause of the U.S Constitution, the current version of Title 17, relevant provisions from Title 18 and the Copyright Act of 1909, • Part Two provides a rich assortment of international materials, including the Berne Convention and the Berne Convention Implementation Act of 1988, NAFTA, GATT/TRIPS, the treaty texts adopted by the World Intellectual Property Organization in December 1996, and the European Union Internet Copyright Directive - plus materials relating to copyright in the networked information environment. • Part Three collects excerpted legislative histories of interest to teachers and students of modern copyright law. • Part Four offers updated text and case law materials, including opinions newly released or revised by the courts, as well as additional and substitutional text notes updating developments since publication of the Ninth Edition.

Copyright Law, 2013 Cumulative Supplement

Tyler Ochoa

Peter A. Jaszi

Reference

Copyright Law: 2000 Cumulative Supplement (Fifth Edition)

Lexis Pub.

Book by Craig Joyce, William Patry, Marshall Leaffer, Peter Jaszi

Copyright Law Fifth Edition

William Patry

Lexis&Nexis

LexisNexis/Matthew Bender

Organized in a straightforward way, this popular Copyright Law casebook deals comprehensively with technology and the globalization of copyright law. All recent statutory and regulatory revisions (e.g., the TEACH Act and the Small Webcaster Amendments Act). New cases, including Eldred (the Copyright Term Extension Act), Tasini (collective works), the additional decisions listed below, and other relevant opinions. An entirely new chapter on third-party liability, which we believe to be among the most fundamental problems facing copyright in the 21st Century. As a practical matter, copyright owners cannot sue all of the individuals who infringe on the Internet, so they go after intermediaries instead. This creates questions of contributory infringement and vicarious liability, and raises the issue of whether and how copyright owners can pursue manufacturers of copying devices and devices that circumvent technological protection measures. These all are aspects of a single problem, and all

Copyright Law (7th Edition)

The Eighth Edition of Copyright Law is the the first in the field to celebrate the 300th Anniversary of the Statute of Anne. Copyright Law provides a short introduction to each chapter comparing current provisions of U.S. law with relevant aspects of the first Anglo-American copyright act. Organized in a straightforward way and dealing comprehensively with technology and the globalization of copyright law, notable features of the Eighth Edition include: 
<li>All recent enactments are covered, along with treatment of current legislative topics such as The Prioritizing Resources and Organization for Intellectual Property (""PRO-IP"") Act of 2008; The Vessel Hull Design Protection Amendments of 2008; and The Webcaster Settlement Act of 2009. The annually revised cumulative supplement for Copyright Law includes the following material:
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 Part One contains the Copyright Clause of the U.S. Constitution, the current version of Title 17, the Copyright Act of 1909, and references to related material; 
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 Part Two provides a rich assortment of international materials, including the Berne Convention and the Berne Convention Implementation Act of 1988, NAFTA, GATT / TRIPS, the treaty texts adopted by the World Intellectual Property Organization in December 1996, and the European Union Internet Copyright Directive; 
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 Part Three collects excerpted legislative histories of interest to teachers and students of modern copyright law; 
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 Part Four is reserved for textual updates and new case law developments; and 
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 Part Five contains a Cumulative Bibliography of important secondary materials on copyright (and related bodies of law).</li>

This Cumulative Supplement is designed to complement the book by providing access to a variety of materials useful to students and professors alike. Together with the Eighth Edition of Copyright Law, this Cumulative Supplement provide the most comprehensive, up-to-date materials on copyright available in legal education today. For example:
 • Part One contains the Copyright Clause of the U.S Constitution, the current version of Title 17, the Copyright Act of 1909, and miscellaneous legislative materials. • Part Two provides a rich assortment of international materials, including the Berne Convention and the Berne Convention Implementation Act of 1988, NAFTA, GATT/TRIPS, the treaty texts adopted by the World Intellectual Property Organization in December 1996, and the European Union Internet Copyright Directive – plus materials relating to copyright in the networked information environment. • Part Three collects excerpted legislative histories of interest to teachers and students of modern copyright law. • Part Four offers updated text and case law materials, including opinions newly released or revised by the courts, as well as additional and substitutional text notes updating developments since publication of the Eighth Edition. • Part Five contains a Cumulative Bibliography of important secondary materials on copyright (and related bodies of law) is organized to mirror the casebook chapter-by-chapter for maximum utility.

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