International copyright Part 7

International copyright Part 7

 

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Fitting United States Copyright Law into the International Scheme: Foreign and Domestic Challenges to Recent Legislation
Michael Landau
Georgia State University Law Review
Volume 23, Number 4, Summer 2007 p.847

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Copyright as International Cultural Policy: A New Model for Copyright Enforcement in China
Patrick Hughes
Journal of East Asia and International Law
Volume 1, Number 1, Spring 2008 p.99

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46

You Can Click but You Can’t Hide: Copyright Pirates and Crime-The “Drink or Die”Prosecutions
PAUL SUGDEN
European Intellectual Property Review
Volume 30, Issue 6, 2008 p.222

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This article examines the first international criminal prosecution of a Piracy organisation at its source rather than the henchmen or end-users. It confirms the Drahos and Braithwaite perspective of information feudalism, that in the new millennium governments need to be proactive in protecting intellectual property inside and outside their borders. The internet has meant pirates believe they are immune from prosecution but the revival of copyright criminal remedies provides an international remedy against Piracy .

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Piracy in Our Own Backyard: A Comparative Analysis of the Implications of Fashion Copying in the United States for the International copyright Community
MATTHEW S. MILLER
Journal of International Media and Entertainment Law
Volume 2, Number 1, Winter 2008 p.133

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Battling in the Name of Balance: Evaluating Solutions to Copyright Conflict in Viacom International v. YouTube
Alexis Allen
Brigham Young University Law Review
Volume 2007, Number 4 p.1023

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Do News Compilations on the Internet Like ‘Google News’ Infringe Copyright? – An International Approach
Thomas Haug
Bracton Law Journal
Volume 39, 2007 p.80

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From Pirates to Eagles: America’s Changing View of Copyright
CATHERINE SEVILLE
European Intellectual Property Review
Volume 29, Issue 10, October 2007 p.406

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The United States is now a vigilant enforcer of intellectual property rights, particularly in the international context. Historically however, the US attitude to international copyright protection was a negative one, based on self-interest. This article explores this history, the reasons for the transformation, and its relevance to other major powers in the digital age.

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Neither Here Nor There But Fair: Finding an International Copyright Legal System Between East and West, Past and Present
Katie Lula
Asian-Pacific Law & Policy Journal
Volume 8, Issue 1, Fall 2006

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iTunes: Have They Created a System for International Copyright Enforcement?
Kelly Leong
New England Journal of International and Comparative Law
Volume 13, Number 2, Spring 2007 p.365

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Copyright ©2006-2007 by the Case Western Reserve Journal of International Low
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
Volume 38, Numbers 3 & 4, 2006-2007

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International Copyright Law and Domestic Constitutional Doctrines
Graeme W. Austin
Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts
Volume 30, Number 3/4, Spring 2007 p.337

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Protecting “A Fine Tradition of Satire”: The New Fair Dealing Exception for Parody or Satire in the Australian Copyright Act
SALLY MCCAUSLAND
European Intellectual Property Review
Volume 29, Issue 7, July 2007 p.287

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Just before Christmas 2006 the Australian Government introduced a new fair dealing exception for the purposes of “parody or satire”in the Copyright Amendment Act 2006 (the Bill). This new exception was just one of many significant amendments made by the Bill, which has been criticised by some not only for its content but for the record speed of its passage. An international copyright owner confederation has already warned that the new parody or satire exception will “inevitably” attract “expensive litigation”. This comment considers the background to introduction of the new parody or satire exception into Australian copyright law.

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Revisiting International Copyright Law
Roberto Garza Barbosa
Barry Law Review
Volume 8, Spring 2007 p.43

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Internationalizing Copyright: How Claims Of International, Extraterritorial Copyright Infringement May Be Brought In U.S. Courts
Elliot C. Cook
U.C. Davis Business Law Journal
Volume 7, Number 2, Spring 2007 p.429

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Orphan Works, U.S. Copyright Law, And International Treaties : Reconciling Differences To Create A Brighter Future For Orphans Everywhere
Coree Thompson
Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law
Volume 23, Number 3, Fall 2006 p.787

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Book Search Is Beautiful?: An Analysis of Whether Google Book Search Violates International Copyright Law
Jennifer Suzanne Bresson Risk
Albany Law Journal of Science & Technology
Volume 17, Number 1, 2007 p.271

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