Sentence examples for exclusive copyright from inspiring English sources
Weblogs is the exclusive copyright holder on all the content it publishes.
The two ends are not mutually exclusive; copyright law serves public ends by providing individuals with an incentive to pursue private ones.
Professors would be prevented from signing over exclusive copyright to a publisher unless the provost's office waives the requirement at the faculty member's request.
It spans three statutorily defined authorship categories, so multiple and perhaps mutually exclusive copyright interests attach to the different aspects of a creative work.
If an author accepts an offer to be published in the YRURP she or he must immediately withdraw from consideration at other journals and transfer the exclusive copyright to the YRURP.
There is even a $150 fee for the exclusive copyright over a user's song.
The basis for Professor Lessig's challenge to the Copyright Term Extension Act is the text of the clause in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution authorizing Congress "to promote the progress of science and useful arts" by issuing exclusive copyrights for "limited times". The first federal copyright law, enacted in 1790, provided for a 14-year copyright, renewable for another 14 years.
The basis for Professor Lessig's challenge to the Copyright Term Extension Act is the text of the clause in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution authorizing Congress "to promote the progress of science and useful arts" by issuing exclusive copyrights for "limited times".
The NTDB remains the full and exclusive copyrighted property of the American College of Surgeons.
In an 8th Circuit case that the Supreme Court left standing, National Car Rental Systems v. Computer Associates, preemption was denied, but the denial was based on interesting reasoning — that the contract covered the use of the intellectual property, and that use was simply not one of the exclusive copyrights.
The policies do this by automatically granting a non-exclusive copyright license to the University prior to any later agreements authors may make with publishers.
