Sentence examples for collection of copyright from inspiring English sources

Jodie Griffin, staff attorney at Public Knowledge, a digital rights advocacy group, said that by failing to block the merger, "the F.T.C. is allowing UMG to acquire unprecedented market power and amass a dominant collection of copyright holdings.

This would have benefited everyone not just Mr Kahle and his project.Literary criticismGoogle's legal settlement has caused controversy because it means that Google is now the only big company to be building a significant digital collection of copyrighted books.

The project aims to create a "core archive" of the world's most valuable knowledge, culled from websites including Wikipedia and Project Gutenberg, a collection of copyright-free e-books.

But as fashionable as it is to condemn the Walt Disney Co. chairman, let's not forget the treasure chest he's sitting on: theme parks, broadcast stations and a huge collection of copyrights.

C1 Maneuvering in Copyright Case Napster, the embattled Internet music service, asked a federal judge not to shut it down, asserting in a court brief that individual users were doing nothing illegal by making personal collections of copyrighted music downloaded from the Internet.

Napster, the embattled Internet music start-up, today asked a federal judge not to shut down its service, asserting in a court brief that individual Napster users are doing nothing illegal by making personal collections of copyrighted music they download over the Internet.

[B1.] Napster Seeks to Forestall Closing Napster, the Internet music start-up, asked a federal judge not to shut down its service, asserting in a court brief that individual Napster users are doing nothing illegal by making personal collections of copyrighted music they download over the Internet.

Millions of users were able to add to their collections of copyrighted songs stored as MP3 files, and Napster was able to sign a pact with Bertelsmann, which gives it entree into the traditional music business the one where songwriters and performers are paid for their work.

The project is the second film based on Kipling's 1894 collection – which is out of copyright – to be announced.

… I mean, there are billions of dollars spent, probably every month, but certainly every year in the collection and the creation of copyright by organizations and they cannot do that and have that material which they own stolen from them or the business will be destroyed.”.

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