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9780314065995

Intellectual Property

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  • ISBN13:

    9780314065995

  • ISBN10:

    0314065997

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-05-01
  • Publisher: West Academic Publishing

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Summary

This work provides a comprehensive treatment of all three major branches of intellectual property law, surveying basic principles and emerging issues. The book summarizes what is clear, identifies what is unsettled, and offers concise views on how some open issues might be sensibly resolved. This text also deals with a variety of related intellectual property topics, including state laws governing the misappropriation of intangibles, state protection for the right of publicity and for trade secrets, and both federal and state rules concerning false advertising and deceptive trade practices. The authors use numerous examples to guide you through various technical areas.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Westlaw Overview ix
Introduction to Intellectual Property
1(9)
Forms of Intellectual Property
1(3)
Norms of Intellectual Property
4(3)
Intellectual Property Policy
7(3)
Introduction to the Law of Copyright
10(10)
Brief Overview of the Copyright Law
11(1)
Historical Development
12(5)
International Copyright Harmonization
17(1)
Rationales for Copyright Law
18(2)
The Subject Matter of Copyright---Basic Requirements
20(18)
Originality
21(5)
Fixation
26(5)
No Protection For Ideas
31(5)
Procedural Considerations
36(2)
The Subject Matter of Copyright---Specific Categories of Protectable Works
38(37)
Literary Works
39(11)
Musical Works
50(2)
Dramatic Works
52(1)
Pantomimes and Choreographic Works
53(2)
Pictorial, Graphic and Sculptural Works
55(6)
Motion Pictures and Other Audiovisual Works
61(1)
Sound Recordings
62(3)
Architectural Works
65(1)
Derivative Works
66(3)
Compilations
69(2)
Non--Copyrightable Subject Matter
71(4)
Publication and Formalities
75(19)
Publication
75(6)
Notice
81(5)
Registration
86(6)
Deposit
92(2)
Ownership and Transfer of Copyright Interests
94(19)
Initial Ownership
94(1)
Works Made For Hire
95(6)
Joint Works
101(3)
Transfer of Copyright
104(9)
The Exclusive Rights of a Copyright Holder
113(35)
The Reproduction Right
115(7)
The Adaptation Right
122(3)
The Distribution Right
125(3)
The Public Performance Right
128(9)
The Public Display Right
137(1)
Moral Rights
138(4)
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act
142(6)
Duration of Copyright Interests and Termination of Transfers
148(19)
Duration Under the 1909 Act
148(5)
Duration Under the 1976 Act
153(1)
Works Created under the 1909 Act and Still Protected Under the 1976 Act
154(5)
Termination of Transfers
159(6)
Copyright Restoration
165(2)
Copyright Infringement
167(45)
The Elements of Copyright Infringement
169(11)
Other Ways of Framing the Infringement Analysis
180(3)
Infringement Analysis in Computer Related Cases
183(5)
Indirect Forms of Infringement
188(4)
Jurisdiction and Procedure
192(2)
Remedies
194(10)
Defenses Other Than Fair Use
204(8)
The Fair Use Defense
212(37)
History and Rationale of Fair Use
212(4)
The Fair Use Factors
216(15)
Fair Use and Photocopying
231(4)
Fair Use and Home Taping
235(4)
Fair Use and Computers
239(3)
Fair Use and Parody
242(5)
Fair Use and the First Amendment
247(2)
State Remedies Analogous to Copyright and Federal Preemption
249(24)
Compensation for the Use of Ideas
249(5)
The Misappropriation Doctrine
254(9)
The Right of Publicity
263(6)
Federal Preemption Under the Copyright Laws
269(4)
Copyright in the International Perspective
273(8)
The Berne Convention
273(2)
U.S. Accession to Berne
275(2)
The TRIPS Agreement
277(1)
Additional International Copyright Agreements
278(3)
Introduction to the Law of Patents
281(10)
Brief Overview of the Patent Law
282(1)
History
283(4)
International Patent Harmonization
287(1)
Rationales for the Patent Law
288(3)
Patent Eligibility
291(24)
Basic Concepts
291(1)
Product and Process Claims
292(5)
Biotechnology
297(3)
Methods of Medical Treatment
300(1)
Computer-Related Inventions
301(5)
Presentations of Information
306(2)
Methods of Doing Business
308(2)
Designs
310(2)
Plants
312(1)
Closing Thoughts on Patent Eligibility
313(2)
Utility
315(7)
Basic Concepts
315(1)
Immoral, Fraudulent and Incredible Inventions
316(2)
Utility in Chemistry and Biotechnology
318(4)
Novelty
322(47)
Introduction
323(2)
Prior Art for Novelty: The Statutory Bars
325(15)
Prior Art for Novelty: Prior Invention
340(24)
The Novelty Standard
364(5)
Nonobviousness
369(24)
Introduction
369(2)
Prior Art for Nonobviousness
371(4)
The Nonobviousness Inquiry
375(18)
The Patent Instrument
393(28)
The Specification
394(10)
The Claims
404(17)
Patent Prosecution
421(39)
Introduction to the Patent and Trademark Office
422(1)
The Mechanics of Prosecution
423(7)
Inventorship
430(2)
Abuses of the Patent Acquisition Process
432(7)
Duration of Rights
439(2)
Post-Grant Proceedings
441(11)
Other PTO Proceedings
452(2)
International Prosecution
454(6)
Patent Infringement
460(40)
Scope of Rights
461(13)
Claim Interpretation
474(26)
Equitable Defenses to Patent Infringement
500(9)
Laches and Estoppel
501(2)
Shop Rights
503(2)
Misuse
505(4)
Remedies for Patent Infringement
509(8)
Injunctions
509(1)
Damages
510(7)
Patent Law in International Perspective
517(11)
The Paris Convention
518(1)
The Patent Cooperation Treaty
519(2)
Regional Agreements
521(1)
NAFTA
522(1)
The TRIPS Agreement
522(6)
Trade Secret Law
528(11)
Sources of Law
529(2)
Eligible Subject Matter
531(2)
Misappropriation
533(2)
Remedies
535(1)
Trade Secrets and Patents
536(2)
Federal Preemption
538(1)
Introduction to the Law of Trademarks
539(11)
Brief Overview of Trademark Law
539(2)
Historical Background
541(5)
The Function of Trademarks and Rationales for Protection
546(4)
Acquiring Trademark Rights
550(21)
Obtaining Rights at Common Law Through Use
551(5)
Obtaining Federal Trademark Rights Through Federal Registration
556(15)
The Distinctiveness Requirement and Issues of Trademark Validity
571(35)
Inherently Distinctive Terms
572(2)
Terms That May Become Distinctive Over Time
574(17)
Generic Words: Terms Incapable of Distinctiveness
591(7)
Previously Used Marks
598(2)
Immoral, Scandalous, and Disparaging Marks
600(3)
Other Bars to Federal Registrability
603(3)
Protection for Trade Dress and Other Unconventional Trademarks
606(29)
Definition of Trade Dress and Requirements for Protection
607(3)
The Non-Functionality Requirement
610(6)
Aesthetic Functionality
616(6)
Distinctiveness of Trade Dress
622(7)
Federal Pre-emption of State Trade Dress Infringement Claims
629(1)
Special Considerations Concerning Protection for Product Color
630(2)
Unconventional Trademarks Including Sound and Smell
632(3)
Trademark Infringement, Counterfeiting and False Advertising
635(60)
Likelihood of Confusion as The General Test of Infringement
637(13)
Special Likelihood of Confusion Situations
650(7)
Non-competing Goods
657(11)
Geographically Remote Use
668(7)
Infringement, Passing Off and Unfair Competition
675(2)
Trademark Counterfeiting
677(3)
Contributory and Vicarious Infringement
680(2)
False Advertising
682(13)
Trademark Dilution
695(32)
Historical Development and Definition of Dilution
695(2)
Marks Eligible for Protection Against Dilution---The Fame Requirement
697(13)
Dilution By Blurring
710(5)
Dilution By Tarnishment
715(2)
Dilution Claims Against Direct Competitors
717(2)
Parody and Dilution
719(3)
Dilution and Federal Trademark Registration
722(1)
Defenses and Remedies
722(5)
Fair Use, Other Affirmative Defenses and Remedies
727(43)
Uses on Genuine Goods
728(14)
Referential Uses
742(5)
Descriptive Fair Use
747(2)
Other Defenses to Claims of Trademark Infringement
749(15)
Remedies for Trademark Infringement
764(6)
Trademark Assignments and Licensing
770(17)
Assignments
770(9)
Licensing
779(8)
Trademarks on the Internet
787(32)
Trademarks and the Internet
787(2)
The Use of Trademarks in Domain Names
789(21)
The Use of Trademarks in Meta-Tags
810(3)
The Use of Trademarks as Keywords for Web Advertising
813(3)
The Use of Trademarks in Spam E-Mail Messages
816(3)
International Aspects of Trademark Protection
819(18)
Territoriality of Marks and International Ownership
819(5)
U.S. Trademark Protection for Foreign Parties
824(4)
Foreign Trademark Protection for U. S. Parties
828(2)
Trans-National Infringement Issues
830(7)
Appendix. Researching the Law of Intellectual Property 837(18)
Table of Cases 855(28)
Table of Statutes 883(10)
Index 893

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