| Team 1. |
How does copyright protect “intangible property”? What are some examples of how technology has changed the ways in which we think about copyright? |
| Team 2. |
Describe things that can and cannot be copyrighted? What is “common law copyright? |
| Team 3. |
What is “statutory copyright” and why is ZZ Top relevant to this discussion? |
| Team 1. |
What must one do to copyright original music (compositions or recordings)? |
| Team 2. |
How did the Internet affect registration? |
| Team 3. |
What is a “derivative work”? |
| Team 1. |
What is eCO? How is this different from other forms of registration? |
| Team 2. |
For copyrights originating in and after 1978, how is the duration of the copyright measured? |
| Team 3. |
What is the purpose of including a copyright notice on a work? |
| Team 1. |
Where would one deposit a copyrightable work and why would one deposit it? |
| Team 2. |
Is ignorance of the copyright law (e.g., transfer of copyright) sufficient to be exempt from its restrictions? |
| Team 3. |
What is an “error in copyright notice”? Explain. |
| Team 1. |
What is “fair use”? What are examples of fair use? |
| Team 2. |
Why would Robert Stigwood sue a group of Catholic priests? |
| Team 3. |
What is and is not a parody? Is it covered under “fair use”? |
| Team 1. |
Why was Disney allowed to use the title, The Love Bug for a film? |
| Team 2. |
What is a “mechanical license”? |
| Team 3. |
What does it mean to “synchronize nondramatic musical works” with a program? |
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27 January, 2013
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