P-ISSN 2575-3819
E-ISSN 2575-3827
Vol. 10, Issue 1, 2002January 01, 2002 EDT
Just Let the Music Play: How Classic Bootlegging Can Buoy the Drowning Music Industry
Just Let the Music Play: How Classic Bootlegging Can Buoy the Drowning Music Industry
Dawn R. Maynor,
anti-bootleggingcopyrightUnited States v. MoghadampiracymusicDowling v. United Statesfree tape trading
Articles in Vol. 10, Issue 1, 2002
Vol. 10, Issue 1, 2002
- Copyright Term Extensions, the Public Domain and Intertextuality IntertwinedAshley PackardJournal of Intellectual Property
- The DMCA: A Modern Version of the Licensing Act of 1662L. Ray PattersonUniversity of Georgia School of Law
- An Experimental Approach to the Study of Social Norms: The Allocation of Intellectual Property Rights in the WorkplaceYuval FeldmanUniversity of California, Berkeley
- Toward a Definition of Striking Similarity in Infringement Actions for Copyrighted Musical WorksJohn R. Autry
- Trips Article 31(b) and the HIV/AIDS EpidemicJohanna Kehl
- Just Let the Music Play: How Classic Bootlegging Can Buoy the Drowning Music IndustryDawn R. Maynor
- Does the Lanham Act Lose Meaning for Companies That Operate Exclusively Over the Internet?Sheila D. Rizzo
Dawn R. Maynor, Just Let the Music Play: How Classic Bootlegging Can Buoy the Drowning Music Industry, 10 Ga J.L. & Tech. 173 (2002).