The phrase "alone copyright" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to copyright that exists independently, but the phrase lacks clarity and context for proper usage.
Example: "The artist retained the alone copyright to their work, ensuring no one else could use it without permission."
Alternatives: "sole copyright" or "exclusive copyright".
Atari's efforts to reverse engineer the 10NES chip to learn the ideas in the program will not alone support a copyright infringement claim.
For the sake of scientific progress, Maxwell says, such databases shouldn't keep research under lock and key at all, let alone beyond their copyright expiration, as is the current practice.
Because originality is a requirement of copyright, that alone might be enough to deprive the music of protection.
Youku alone has several hundred copyright lawsuits on the go.Turning the channelOnline-video firms are also setting their sights on the living room.
As David Drummond, Google's chief legal officer and an opponent of the legislation, blogged: "Last year alone, we acted on copyright takedown notices for more than 5 million webpages.
Copyright law alone protects the right of software corporations to charge for their goods, and the right of free software authors to give their goods away and ensure that no one need ever charge for them.
Books were always objects of conveyance for chunks of that knowledge; market forces and copyright law alone have made them the markers of value.
Copyright law alone will not impede unauthorized use and distribution.
By contrast, national agencies in Europe are large — GEMA collected 850 million euros in copyright fees last year alone — and relatively opaque, rarely disclosing details on how they distribute the money.
The case considered two essential questions in the ongoing battle over digital piracy: (1) what responsibility do providers have to police the infringing activities of their subscribers for DMCA safe harbor protection, and (2) is negligence alone sufficient to prove contributory copyright infringement?
