syllabus
Class
1 (8/28): The Purposes of Copyright Law
Class
2 (8/30): Fixation and Originality
Note:
There will be no classes on 9/4 (Labor Day)
Class
3 (9/6): The Idea/Expression Dichotomy
Class
4 (9/11): Derivative Works and Compilations
Note:
There will be no classes on 9/13 (class moved).
Class
5 (9/18): Authorship
Class
6 (9/20): Guest Lecture
Prof. Wendy J.
Gordon
"Circularity
in Fair Use: The Puzzle of Foregone License Fees"
You
are required to attend the Fourth Annual Distinguished
Lecture in Intellectual Property and Communications Law.
Class
7 (9/25): Formalities and Duration
Class
8 (9/27): Renewals and Terminations of Transfers
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Handout
1
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Casebook
169-82
Class
9 (10/2): Mechanics of Transfers
Class
10 (10/4): Useful Articles
Note:
There will be no classes on 10/11 (class moved).
Class
11 (10/9): Computer Software
Class
12 (10/16): Architectural Works and Characters
Class
13 (10/18): Databases
Class
14 (10/23): The Elements of Infringement and the
Reproduction Right
Class
15 (10/25): The Reproduction Right (Cont'd) and the
Distribution Right
Class
16 (10/30): Derivative Works
Class
17 (11/1): Public Performance and Public Display
Class
18 (11/6): The Case of the Music Industry
Class
19 (11/8): Copyright Infringement
Class
20 (11/13): Fair Use (Part I)
Class
21 (11/14): Guest Lecture
4:00
p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Prof.
Yochai Benkler
"The
Wealth of Networks: How Social Production Transforms
Markets and Freedom"
You
are required to attend this lecture.
Class
22 (11/15): Guest Lecture
Ralph
Oman
Register
of Copyrights (1985-1993)
Note:
There will be no class on 11/20, 11/22 (Thanksgiving
Break).
Class
23 (11/27): Fair Use (Part II)
Class
24 (11/29): Technological Protections
Class
25 (12/4): Preemption
Class
26 (12/6): The Right of Publicity
Class
27 (12/8): Contracts and Remedies
Class
28 (12/9): Review Session
Room
474
6
p.m.
Fall
2004 Syllabus
Fall
2003 Syllabus |