Sentence examples for greater copyright from inspiring English sources
Drug Emporium, 38 F.3d at 482 n. 8. Perhaps most compelling is the objection that BMG Music would provide substantially greater copyright protection to foreign-made copies of U.S.-copyrighted works.
Mr. Katalov is named as a defendant, and Mr. Sklyarov is expected to be a witness in a trial that will focus on efforts to force greater copyright protections in the digital media.
In 1997, Miss Wray joined Julius Epstein, a writer of the film "Casablanca," to testify to Congress in favor of greater copyright protection for pre-1960's film writers.
However, we criticized the prior interpretation of § 109(a)'s key phrase—"lawfully made under this title". By permitting the first sale defense only against claims involving copies that are "legally made and sold in the United States," BMG Music appeared to give greater copyright protection to foreign-made copies than to their domestically made counterparts.
They also favor a host of economic controls in the name of preserving "openness" or "neutrality". Conversely, many corporations who have a seat at the multistakeholder table will protest privacy and speech controls but advocate greater copyright and cybersecurity measures.
And indeed, the trend toward greater copyright enforcement since 2008 has some of its roots in the Bush administration.
America, it is worth remembering, was the great copyright and patent infringer when it was a developing country in the 18th century.
To that end, it is important to speak out and say what you need in the Next Great Copyright Act.
This conference brought together scholars, policymakers, and representatives of various stakeholder groups to consider what changes would make for a next great copyright act.
The talks "Copyleft for the next decade: a comprehensive plan" by Bradley Kuhn and "Will there be a next great Copyright Act?" by Peter Higgins both examined the ways in which licensing and copyright are impacting the Free Software movement.
"This strategic alliance with Primary Wave, one of the most respected independents in the business, gives us control of some of the greatest copyrights in popular music in one stroke, while also strengthening our marketing resources in promoting new recordings," Hartwig Masuch, BMG's chief executive, said in a statement.
