Copyright History and Mechanics
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1 Show/Hide More Formalities Original Creator: h2ocopyright-
1.1 Show/Hide More Estate of Martin Luther King, Jr. v. CBS, Inc. Original Creator: Prof. William T. Fisher III Current Version: h2ocopyright
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2.3 Show/Hide More Eldred v. Ashcroft Original Creator: h2ocopyright
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3.1 Show/Hide More Stewart v. Abend, 495 U.S. 207 (1990) Original Creator: Prof. William T. Fisher III Current Version: h2ocopyright -
3.2 Show/Hide More New York Times Co. v. Tasini Original Creator: Prof. William T. Fisher III Current Version: h2ocopyright
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4.1 Show/Hide More Chapter Two: The Art of Making Copyright Laws, Digital Copyright, Jessica Litman The process of developing and legislating copyright laws described in this chapter is illustrative of how these laws are often created. Many special interests leverage their power to have laws crafted that may not always serve the best interest of the American public.
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