Fundamentals of intellectual property law /
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Chicago, Illinois :
American Bar Association, Section of Intellectual Property Law,
[2015]
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Table of Contents:
- Copyright : what, why, when, whence?
- What is copyrighted : a creative work of authorship in tangible form
- Movie rights, book deals, recording contracts, free software : copyright transactions
- Ideas are not copyrighted
- Formalities : for want of a ©, the kingdom was lost
- Fair use : excelsior!
- Copyright lawsuits
- Patentable inventions : products and processes
- Nonpatentable : humans, nature, ideas
- New, useful and nonobvious
- Getting a patent
- To patent or not to patent
- Patent litigation : the sport of kings
- Trademarks
- Requirements to be a mark
- Choosing, registering, and owning a trademark
- Trademark infringement : confusingly similar?
- Trade secrets
- Trade secrets and employees
- International intellectual property
- Indigenous peoples and intellectual property
- Internet IP : brave new world.