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      New Copyright Developments on Copying, Public Display, and De Minimis in Computer Data [CC]

      New Copyright Developments on Copying, Public Display, and De Minimis in Computer Data [CC]
      CLE 60 min

      New Copyright Developments on Copying, Public Display, and De Minimis in Computer Data [CC]

      The panel will discuss impacts of recent copyright case law on technology and art.

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      Learn new copyright principles regarding the meaning of "copy" in computer-based technology and data base storage, including new Ninth Circuit interpretations of the Title 17 statutory terms "public display" and "substantial similarity" and new interpretations of de minimis use. The program covers the different emphases and nuances among various appellate jurisdictions including the newly decided Bell v. Wilmott Storage Services (September 2021), an infringement action based on a cityscape photograph.

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      Speakers

      Alexandra Darraby, Kenneth David Freundlich

      Sponsors

      Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries

      Product Code

      ES2201NCDOLC

      Duration

      60

      Publication Date

      1/25/2022 12:00:00 AM

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