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Intellectual Property Law

2018

Copyright Act

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Letter To Council Members Regarding Council Draft 2, Jane C. Ginsburg, June M. Besek Oct 2018

Letter To Council Members Regarding Council Draft 2, Jane C. Ginsburg, June M. Besek

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We understand that the ALI Council will consider Council Draft 2 (CD2) of the Restatement of the Law, Copyright (Copyright Restatement) project at its meeting on October 18-19, 2018. We have had – and continue to have – significant concerns about the project and the work to date. We note that numerous parties have expressed concerns about CD2, including the US Patent and Trademark Office, the American Bar Association’s Section of Intellectual Property Law, academics and other Advisers, and that the US Copyright Office and the New York City Bar Association’s Committee on Copyright and Literary Property have done so …


Foreign Authors' Enforcement Of U.S. Reversion Rights, Jane C. Ginsburg Jan 2018

Foreign Authors' Enforcement Of U.S. Reversion Rights, Jane C. Ginsburg

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Thank you to all of the participants, and especially the first two panelists, for setting one part of the scene. I am going to talk about the United States’ termination right and some Berne and private international law consequences or implications of the termination right.

First, however, I’d like to advert to the two goals Rebecca Giblin referenced in her talk. One is remuneration, the other is dissemination. Author-protective laws in other countries also address dissemination. As Séverine Dusollier mentioned, a number of national laws include an obligation to exploit the work: if the publisher does not exploit the work, …