Sentence examples for which copyrights from inspiring English sources

Which would be worse, a society in which every file transfer is monitored or one in which copyrights cease to exist?

The exceptions are works for which copyrights have expired (like "Huckleberry Finn" or turn-of-the-century recordings) and works declared to be in the public domain by their creators.

Google had also argued that it had a system in place under which copyright holders could object and ask Google to remove copyrighted material from YouTube.

Many of these are so-called orphan works, for which copyright holders could not be found, and so without securing permission, Google unleashed its page scanners.

The 1861 court ruled in favor of Perrot, agreeing that the composition of a dance "could nevertheless constitute a composition in which copyright might exist".

Lawyers who argued the case said that it was the first in which copyright law had been applied in court to a reconstruction of an ancient document.

The 700 youths who participated in a pilot program this spring found 800 cases in which copyrighted material was being made available using BitTorrent, a popular file-sharing software.

In the 2015 DMCA 1201 ruling, the Library of Congress withheld or limited permission for many uses that the DMCA blocks, but which copyright itself allows – activities that the supreme court has identified as the basis for copyright's very constitutionality.

The decision runs counter to several other recent legal rulings in Europe in which copyright owners took aim at YouTube, which serves up more than four billion videos a day.

It is considered to be content for which copyright protection is urgently required.

"The very context in which copyright operates has changed completely.