Sentence examples for former copyright from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barry, a former copyright and entertainment lawyer, said he planned to "vigorously pursue all pending litigation".

"WORKS in the public domain may be used freely without the permission of the former copyright owner," the United States Copyright Office (USCO) asserts on this website.

If Murdoch could perhaps whip up a peer-to-peer file sharing deal like Time Warner has announced today with former copyright bad boy BitTorrent, he'd probably be joining in a much more intimate party.

From Patel's (who actually is a former copyright lawyer) read, Instagram's limited license means that it can't sell, i.e. give indefinite ownership of, your photos to advertisers, it can only display them in conjunction with promotional content on Instagram.

Without it, former Copyright Office staff say, there's not much she can do to push the office into the 21st century because she has minimal control over IT staff and no independent authority to request money to update the office.

In a truly New Jersey case, Judge Ackerman in 2001 dismissed a lawsuit against Bruce Springsteen by a former manager over copyright claims.

Marybeth Peters, former register of copyrights, recalled that when the office initially moved much of its processing online, she was denied permission to build an independent IT staff that would focus on Copyright Office needs.

A federal judge in Newark has dismissed a lawsuit against BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN by a former manager who asserted copyright claims over the songs on the artist's first album.

Prepared in 2005 by a former editor in the Copyright Office of the Library of Congress, the "history" of St. Augustine might need some revision as an educational document.

The former professor, Edward Samuels, 54, taught copyright law at New York Law School before resigning.

Mr Schuller even sued his former ministry for $5m for copyright infringement and breach of contract he was awarded a lesser sum.