Sentence examples for copyright contract from inspiring English sources

In the latter instance, a national norm will govern a multinational copyright contract or dispute, but other national copyright norms may be eluded.

Mr. Lessig is hoping authors and creators will sign a Founders' Copyright contract (creativecommons.org), which will voluntarily limit copyright to just 14 years and then place the work in the public domain.

(11b) This Regulation, in line with the principle of contractual freedom, does not prevent existing licensing models, such as territorial licensing, and is without prejudice to existing provisions of national copyright contract law regarding appropriate remuneration, as well as existing collective management solutions for retransmission within a Member State.

The reader is taught what to watch for in copyright contracts, how to secure a copyright, and even what form to fill out in a given situation.

"As a child, there are a few well-known classics you work your way through, but it is quite obvious there must have been more good writing going on, and often things are out of print just because copyright contracts have been lost".

Part II zooms out of the specific rules regulating the copyright contracts to draw the overall context of exploitation of creative works and of its many actors to challenge the central role that such national laws confer to the first contract entered upon between the creator and her publisher or producer.

The article discusses work that has been done in economics dealing with copyright contracts and with reversion and considers the contribution studies on labour markets in the creative industries could make to the policy proposals on fair remuneration for creators and performers.

To a great extent, Helen took over his life, particularly his financial life, becoming a dragon about fees, copyrights, contracts.

Ellington died in 1974; Mrs. Boatwright oversaw his copyrights, contracts and other business matters for many years afterward.

L.J. 335, 359-60 (1996) (noting that source code licenses "pertain to sensitive information that may represent a company's must valuable business asset"); Maureen A. O'Rourke, Drawing the Boundary Between Copyright and Contract: Copyright Preemption of Software License Terms, 45 Duke L.J. 479, 493-94 & n.56 (1995) (stating that most license contracts are confidential).

L. Rev. 179 (1999): Describing how copyright and contract are central to the Open Source Movement.