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1984-85 Archive

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Vol. 4, Issue 1

Music Copyrights and Antitrust: A Turbulent Courtship
Simon H. Rifkind

The 1984 Cable Act: Prologue and Precedents
Daniel L. Brenner & Monroe Price

Cable Speech for Whom?
Mark S. Nadel

Defining the Relevant Product Market of the New Video Technologies
Lawrence P. Blaskopf

The Socialization of Copyright
Midge M. Hyman

Why Is This Sale Different from All Other Sales? Abrams v. Sotheby Parke Bernet, Inc.
Joette Milians Blaustein

Radio Deregulation and the Public Interest: Office of Communication of the United Church of Christ v. Federal Communications Commission
Cindy Rainbow

Volume 3, Issue 2

Entertainment Law
Robert C. Berry

Bronze Sculptures: Casting Around for Protection
Leonard D. DuBoff

Copyright Protection, the Right to Privacy, and Signals that Enter the Home
Stephen L. Carter

The Use of an Altered Song in Amateur Musical Productions as Copyright Infringement
Cynthia B. Somervill

Section 116 of the 1976 Copyright Revision Act: Jukebox Operators and Copyright Owners Juke It Out Over Royalties
Robert K. Erlanger

Broadway’s Newest Hit: Incentive Zoning for Preserving Legitimate Theatres
Spencer L. Schneider

USIA Censorship of Educational Films for Distribution Abroad
Sharon Esakoff

Nimmer on Freedom of Speech
Franklyn S. Haiman

Vol. 31, Issue 2

Gay Right to Terminate Under the 1976 Copyright Act
Alvin Deutsch and Jeremy A. Schachter

The Law and Science of Video Game Violence: What Was Lost in Translation?
William K. Ford

Affixing the Service Mark: Reconsidering the Rise of an Oxymoron
Peter J. Karol

Searching for Internet Freedom in China: A Case Study on Google’s China Experience
Jyh-An Lee, Ching-Yi Liu, and Weiping Li

Hangover Effect: May I See Your Tattoo, Please?
Craig P. Bloom

Personal Factory or Catalyst for Piracy? The Hype, Hysteria, and Hard Realities of Consumer 3-D Printing
Charles W. Finocchiaro

Terry Jones and Global Free Speech in the Internet Age
G. Aaron Leibowitz

The Not-So-Artful Dodger: The McCourt-Selig Battle and the Powers of the Commissioner of Baseball
Matthew L. Winkel

All Bets are Off: Revisiting the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA)
Chil Woo

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