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The Committee has added language to the definition of "pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works" in an effort to make clearer the distinction between works of applied art protectable under the bill and industrial designs not subject to copyright protection.
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Apple has added language to legal documents (via 9to5Mac) regarding the scope of its company activities to include vehicles, with a generic description that includes automobiles, bicycles, rail, ships, aircraft and more.
Silbermann writes that across all of its revised terms the company has "added language that will pave the way for new features that include a Pinterest API as well as Private Pinboards".
WASHINGTON -- For the first time, the federal agency responsible for most public funding of drug addiction treatment has added language to its grant applications designed to push the treatment industry away from the abstinence model.
Many have added language to partnership agreements, reserving the right to restructure, Mr. Brown said.
State Rep. Jason Spencer on Tuesday pre-filed House Bill 3, which, among other things, would have added language explicitly referring to women in a state anti-masking law initially aimed at men in the Ku Klux Klan.
Over the last year or so, many foundations, including Ford and Rockefeller, have added language to their grant agreements that requires recipients to ensure against the use of the money for nefarious purposes.
In some instances, companies that routinely ask broadcasters or publishers to alert them if their ads are to appear in programs or articles with so-called sensitive content have added language relating to Sept. 11 to their contracts.
Those rumors got legs in October, when we noticed that the site had added language explicitly talking about location features to its rewritten privacy policy.
The bill by Assemblyman Sebastian Ridley-Thomas (D-Los Angeles) would have added language to existing laws specifically banning racial profiling of customers by California businesses.
