Vol. 19, Issue 2, 2009January 01, 2009 EDT
Theft, Transformation, and the Need of the Immaterial: A Proposal for a Fair Use Digital Sampling Regime
Theft, Transformation, and the Need of the Immaterial: A Proposal for a Fair Use Digital Sampling Regime
Articles in Vol. 19, Issue 2, 2009
Vol. 19, Issue 2, 2009
- Theft, Transformation, and the Need of the Immaterial: A Proposal for a Fair Use Digital Sampling RegimeReuven Ashtar
- DNA Databases and the Fourth Amendment: The Time has Come to Reexamine the Special Needs Exception to the Warrant Requirement and the Primary Purpose TestDerek Regensburger
- Securitization of Patents and its Continued Viability in Light of the Current Economic ConditionsAleksandar Nikolic
- The Impact of Government-Mandated Public Access to Biomedical Research: An Analysis of the New NIH Depository RequirementsKristopher Nelson
- Will Video Kill the Trial Courts’ Star? How “Hot” Records Will Change the Appellate ProcessLeah A. Walker
- Rambus, N-Data, and the FTC: Creating Efficient Incentives in Patent Holders and Optimizing Consumer Welfare in Standards-Setting OrganizationsTheresa R. Stadheim
- YouTubing Down the Stream of Commerce: Eliminating the Express Aiming Requirement for Personal Jurisdiction in User-Generated Internet Content CasesAllison MacDonald
Reuven Ashtar, Theft, Transformation, and the Need of the Immaterial: A Proposal for a Fair Use Digital Sampling Regime, 19 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. (2009).