The new and fully revised edition of this key book is designed to help both practitioners and non-legal professionals understand copyright and design law in the UK, and how it affects you. Split into two easy-to-use sections, with part one containing a detailed breakdown of all relevant UK legislation, and part two applying this legislation to the main industries in which copyright material is commonly exploited. Updated to reflect the emergence of brand-new means of digital exploitation, including peer-to-peer distribution, "A User's Guide to Copyright" clearly illustrates the scope and relevance of copyright law in the new information technology era.
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Clive Thorne is a partner at Arnold and Porter where he heads the Intellectual Property practice in the London office. Michael Flint has many years' experience working in close association with the film and television industries. He has been chairman of the Intellectual Property and Entertainment Committees of the International Bar Association and of the Council of the Intellectual Property Institute. Nicholas Fitzpatrick is a partner at DLA Piper Rudnick specialising in media and copyright law.
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This chapter sets out the basic principles of copyright law in the UK. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
technology transfer block exemption, copyright treaty, joint online licence, restricted act applicable, revived copyright, torrent swarm, cable retransmission right, years pma, fraudulent reception, design right protection, person making the broadcast, secondary infringement, prescribed library, mobile music services, other copyright works, copyright period, incidental inclusion, channel provider, cable programme service, sufficient acknowledgement, restricted acts, derogatory treatment, local formalities, illicit recordings, issuing copies Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
User's Guide, Copyright Tribunal, Copyright Act, Berne Convention, Court of Appeal, Table of Incidents of Copyright, Patent Office, Secretary of State, William Hill, House of Lords, Tavener Rutledge, British Leyland, Human Rights Act, Database Directive, Registered Designs Act, Enterprise Act, Type of Work Definition, United Kingdom, Treaty of Rome, Cala Homes, Films Ltd, Shetland Times, Competition Commission, Northern Ireland, Ciné Vog Browse Sample Pages:
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technology transfer block exemption, copyright treaty, joint online licence, restricted act applicable, revived copyright, torrent swarm, cable retransmission right, years pma, fraudulent reception, design right protection, person making the broadcast, secondary infringement, prescribed library, mobile music services, other copyright works, copyright period, incidental inclusion, channel provider, cable programme service, sufficient acknowledgement, restricted acts, derogatory treatment, local formalities, illicit recordings, issuing copies Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
User's Guide, Copyright Tribunal, Copyright Act, Berne Convention, Court of Appeal, Table of Incidents of Copyright, Patent Office, Secretary of State, William Hill, House of Lords, Tavener Rutledge, British Leyland, Human Rights Act, Database Directive, Registered Designs Act, Enterprise Act, Type of Work Definition, United Kingdom, Treaty of Rome, Cala Homes, Films Ltd, Shetland Times, Competition Commission, Northern Ireland, Ciné Vog Browse Sample Pages:
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