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by Stephen Fishman


  errors or omissions, 97–99

  245

  Deep linking, 136

  copyright notice on, 19–20, 22–24, 24–25

  Delegation provisions

  copyright owners’ right to create, 4, 131, 133,

  collaboration agreements, 196, 197, 198

  149, 150

  work-made-for-hire agreements, 177, 183

  extent of copyright protection, 112

  De minimis compilations, 157

  fair use and, 134, 150, 261, 274

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  modifications of online images or sounds, 138

  work-made-for-hire agreements, 178, 183

  permission to create, 149–151

  Distribution, as publication for copyright

  registration of, 52–54, 60–61, 72, 151–152

  purposes, 5, 18, 41–42, 88, 377

  registration of preexisting material, 52

  Distribution rights of copyright owners, 4, 131,

  subsidiary rights (book publishers), 217–218

  132–133

  vs. jointly authored works, 188–189

  Divorce, copyright ownership and transfers

  Destruction of infringing works, 305

  and, 225–226

  Diaries, 113. See also Unpublished works

  DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act).

  Digital copies

  See Digital Millennium Copyright Act

  for archival or classroom use, 266, 268

  Domain names, 88

  of online works, 41–42, 131, 132–134, 137

  Drafts, 85, 231, 310. See also Unpublished

  RAM copies, 131, 134

  works

  vs. photocopies, 311

  Dramatizations, 52, 148. See also Derivative

  See also Online infringement; Online works

  works; Screenplays

  Digital libraries, 141, 142, 230

  Duration of copyright. See Copyright duration

  Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)

  and expiration

  anticircumvention provisions, 320–322

  Dust jackets

  copyright management information removal

  copyright notice and, 26, 29

  provisions, 294, 297–298

  copyright registration and, 46, 48–49

  ISP infringement liability and safe harbor

  DVD-ROMs. See Database contents; Digital

  rules, 313–314, 316–317

  copies; Electronic databases; Multimedia

  ISP takedown notices and counter-

  works

  notifications, 314, 316–319

  researching, 322

  E

  Digital Public Library of America, 142

  Ebooks (electronic books), 1

  Digital works

  copyright notice and, 15, 26, 27

  depositing electronically, 61

  copyright registration, 74–75

  digitized books online, 141–142, 143

  and DMCA anticircumvention provisions,

  WIPO Copyright Treaty protections for, 327

  321

  See also Database contents; Digital

  electronic rights ownership, 218–219, 220

  Millennium Copyright Act; Ebooks; Online

  ISBNs for, 32

  works; Software

  restrictive licenses, 132–133

  Directories. See Catalogs and directories; Fact

  See also Multimedia works

  compilations

  Editorial notes and annotations, 52, 148–149,

  Disability. See Death or disability of authors

  158, 171. See also Derivative works

  Disclaimers of liability, on websites, 135

  Educational institutions

  Display. See Public display

  Canadian fair dealing rights and, 339, 340

  Dispute resolution provisions

  ownership of faculty writings, 169–170

  collaboration agreements, 197, 198

  as software copyright owners, 170

  INDEX | 415

  See also Educational purposes; Libraries;

  scholarly (faculty) writings, 169–170

  Scholarly writings

  scope of employment standard, 167–168,

  Educational purposes, fair use and

  169, 178–179

  basics, 134, 253

  See also Works made for hire

  calligraphic copies, 275

  Employees

  digital copies, 266

  emails written by, 140

  evaluation checklist, 255

  See also Works made for hire

  library copying, 240

  Encryption, to prevent infringement, 320

  photocopying for classroom use, 255,

  relevant DMCA provisions, 320–322

  264–266, 369

  Encyclopedias. See Collective works

  See also Fair use

  End user license agreements, limiting user

  Electronic copies. See Digital copies

  rights, 132–133, 319–320

  Electronic databases, 139. See also Database

  Equitable distribution laws (divorce), 226

  contents

  ESIGN (Electronic Signatures in Global and

  Electronic deposits (copyright registration), 78

  National Commerce Act), 205

  Electronic payment, Form 1099 reporting and,

  Estimated tax payments, 359

  358

  European Digital Library, 230

  Electronic rights, 218–221, 311, 363. See also

  Exclusive licenses

  Permissions

  authors’ statutory termination rights, 210–212

  Electronic Signatures in Global and National

  basics, 203, 204–205

  Commerce Act (ESIGN), 205

  between freelance writers and periodicals,

  Electronic works. See Digital works; Ebooks;

  215–217

  Online works

  between writers and book publishers, 217–218

  Email

  copyright notice and, 21

  cease and desist emails to online infringers,

  duration of, 207–208

  315–316

  joint authorship and, 199

  copyright protection for, 114, 139–140

  license agreements, 223–224

  copyright transfers via, 205

  sublicensing rights under, 208–210

  emailing digital copies of deposits to yourself,

  See also Copyright transfers; Permissions;

  92

  Transfer agreements

  publications of, as fair use, 262

  Exclusive rights of copyright owners. See Rights

  Employee benefits, employee status and, 166

  of copyright owners

  Employee-created works, 164–170

  Expedited copyright registration, 38, 61, 83–85

  agreements regarding ownership of, 167, 168, Expense deductibility. See Taxes

  179

  Expenses provisions, collaboration agreements,

  basics, 7–8, 162, 164–165, 178

  192, 193, 194

  copyright notice, 20–21

  Expiration of copyright. See Copyright

  employee status standard, 165–166, 169

  duration and expiration

  registration of, 44

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  Expression

  basics, 5, 7, 134, 150, 251–252

  defined, 110

  checklist for evaluating, 254–255

  the merger doctrine, 116–118, 122, 290

  Copyright Office’s online Fair Use Index, 252

  vs. ideas, 115, 250

  derivative works and, 134, 150, 261, 274

  See also Protected expression

  effect of the use on the work’s commercial

  Extens
ions of copyright term. See Copyright

  value factor, 251, 253, 255, 259, 260–261

  duration and expiration

  email, 140

  F

  foreign copyright law and, 325

  if permission has been denied, 252

  Fact compilations

  as infringement defense, 290, 307

  basics, 54, 152

  liability for misrepresentation of fair use as

  extent of copyright protection, 153–157

  infringement, 315

  inserting intentional errors in, 284

  nature of the copyrighted work factor, 251,

  registration of, 157, 160

  253, 254, 257–259, 272

  See also Compilations; Database contents

  online works and social media, 132,

  Facts

  134–137, 260–263

  hot news, 116

  parody as, 150, 271–275

  interpretations of, 128

  photocopying and, 263–271

  the merger doctrine, 116–118, 122, 290

  purpose and character of the use factor, 251,

  not protected by copyright, 7, 43, 115, 127,

  253–256, 272

  128, 151, 154–155

  removal of copyright management

  vs. opinions, 154

  information and, 298

  See also Fact compilations; Factual works

  transformative use standard, 134, 253, 260,

  Factual works

  261–262

  extent of copyright protection, 7, 115–118,

  under Canadian law, 338, 339–340

  127–129, 143, 290

  See also Amount and substantiality of the

  fair use standards and, 129, 272

  portion used; Commercial purposes;

  fictional elements in, 129

  Commercial value; Educational purposes;

  fictionalizations of, 52, 147–148

  Photocopies and photocopying; Preservation

  infringement standards and, 284, 285

  purposes

  inserting intentional errors in, 284

  FAQ pages, 139

  registration eligibility of new editions, 53

  Fees

  use of unpublished letters and diaries in,

  copyright renewal searches, 239

  257–259

  Form NLA filing (U.S. Copyright Office), 271

  See also Fact compilations; Facts

  for full-term deposit retention, 91

  Fair dealing (Canadian copyright law), 339–340

  for ISBNs, 31

  Fair use, 249–275

  lawyers, 17, 39, 305, 306, 396–397

  amount and substantiality of the portion

  permission fees, 363, 368, 378, 379, 381–382

  used factor, 251, 253, 254, 259–260

  recordation of author identity statements, 233

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  recordation of transfer documents, 228

  See also International copyright protection

  See also Copyright registration fees

  Forewords, prefaces, or introductions, 171.

  Fiction, 113, 124–127. See also Works of fancy

  See also Supplemental works

  Fictional characters, 125, 126–127, 283–284,

  Form 1099-MISC (IRS), 357–358

  286, 289

  Form 5213 (IRS), 349

  Fictional elements, in factual works, 129

  Form CA (supplemental copyright registration),

  Fictionalizations, 52, 147–148. See also

  102, 105–107

  Derivative works

  Form GATT/CON (copyright registration),

  Films and video

  335

  Canadian copyright term, 338

  Form GATT (copyright registration), 335

  online video, 133, 134

  Form G/DN (copyright registration), 62–63,

  See also Audiovisual works; Broadcasts;

  67–69

  Multimedia works; Screenplays

  Form GR/CP (copyright registration), 69–72, 77

  Financial gain

  Form GR/Pph/CON (copyright registration),

  infringer’s profits awards, 302, 304

  69

  willful infringement for, 299, 300

  Form NLA (Copyright Office notice), 271

  See also Commercial purposes

  Form PA (copyright registration), 82

  First North American serial rights (periodical

  Forms

  publishers), 215, 216, 362

  downloading and using, 399–401

  First sale doctrine, 132, 207

  requesting or downloading paper registration

  Fixation requirement, 110–112, 130, 281

  application forms, 62

  basics, 110–112

  See also Copyright registration applications;

  email, 139

  specific forms

  online works and, 130, 131

  Forms, blank, copyright protection for, 113,

  speeches and other oral expression, 111–112,

  121–122, 152

  371–372

  Form SE and SE/Group (copyright

  Foreign distribution and foreign language

  registration), 55, 62–66, 82

  rights, 217–218, 341, 369, 370, 381. See also

  Form TX (copyright registration), 55, 62, 70, 82

  All world rights; Translations

  Form VA (copyright registration), 48, 62, 69

  Foreign rights holders, permissions and, 367, 368

  Framing, 137–138

  Foreign works, 328–336

  Fraud, plagiarism as, 281

  copyright notice and, 16, 99, 100, 330

  Freelance writers/creators

  GATT copyright restoration, 16, 99, 100,

  articles as works made for hire, 170–171, 216,

  242, 309, 330–336

  219, 220

  online copyright duration calculators, 230

  collective rights agencies for, 221

  U.S. copyright duration, 241–244, 325, 332

  copyright notice on freelance works, 15

  U.S. copyright protection for, 328–330

  copyright registration for freelance works, 50

  U.S. copyright registration for, 38, 67, 78,

  copyright transfers between periodicals and,

  330, 335–336

  214–217, 219–220, 362–363

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  negotiating with publishers, 216

  H

  See also Commissioned works; Independent

  HathiTrust Digital Library, 142

  contractors; specific types of publications

  Hobby, writing as, 345–346, 348, 352–353

  G

  I

  GATT. See General Agreement on Tariffs and

  iCopyright, 363, 366, 368

  Trade

  Ideas

  Genealogies, 157

  contracts to protect, 10–11

  General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

  contributed to joint works, 188

  (GATT), 326–327, 328

  the merger doctrine, 116–118, 122, 290

  foreign copyright restoration under, 16, 99,

  not protected by copyright, 2, 5, 7, 9, 43, 115,

  100, 242, 309, 330–336

  124, 151

  GATT copyright registrations, 335–336

  patent protection for, 9–10

  Ghostwriters, 372–373

  registering with Writers Guild of America, 93

  Google Adwords, discovering whether

  vs. expression, 115, 250

  infringers are earning revenue from, 318

  Identifying material, vs. copies (Copyright

  Google book digitization initiative, 141, 240

  Office deposits), 78, 79, 80, 81

  Google Scholar, researching c
ourt decisions,

  Illustrations, 171

  394

  as contributions to coauthored works, 187, 189

  Google search, requesting removal of infringing

  as contributions to collective works, 28, 48,

  material from search results, 318

  54

  Government works, 24–25, 123

  copying for classroom use, 265

  Canadian, 337, 338

  unprotectable book design and, 128

  speeches and other oral expression, 120, 372

  See also Artwork; Photographs; Supplemental

  works created by government contractors, 25,

  works; Visual works

  123

  Images

  Graphic design

  online, 137, 138–139

  books, 128

  See also Illustrations; Photographs; Visual

  websites, 139

  works

  Group registrations

  Income taxes. See Taxes

  of articles contributed to periodicals, 50,

  Indemnification provisions

  69–72, 77

  collaboration agreements, 195, 196

  of database contents, 75–76, 80–81

  publishing agreements, 196, 281

  of periodical issues, 50, 63–69, 73

  Independent contractors

  of photographs, 69

  assignments of copyright from, 171, 172,

  of unpublished works, 51

  184–186

  Form 1099 income reporting, 357–358

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  IC status provisions in work-made-for-hire

  GATT basics, 326–327

  agreements, 174, 177, 180–181

  GATT copyright restoration for foreign

  IRS classification factors, 166

  works, 16, 99, 100, 242, 309, 330–336

  See also Commissioned works; Freelance

  legal research, 393

  writers; Works made for hire

  marketing your work abroad, 341

  Independent creation (originality), 6, 112, 281

  moral rights, 213–214, 325, 326

  dating notes and drafts to document, 310

  other treaties, 328

  as infringement defense, 307–308

  U.S. protection for foreign works, 38,

  online works, 130

  241–244, 328–336, 393

  works of fancy, 126, 127, 289

  WIPO Copyright Treaty, 327, 328

  See also Protected expression

  for works by U.S. citizens and nationals, 18,

  Indexes, 49, 171

  19, 324–328

  Infringement. See Copyright infringement entries

  See also Foreign works

  Injunctive relief

  International Standard Book Numbers

  DMCA violations, 297

  (ISBNs), 31, 32, 56–57, 375

  infringement claims, 302–303, 319, 326

  International Standard Serial Numbers

  Inlining, 137

  (ISSNs), 31, 375

  Innocent copyright infringement

  Internet Archive, 141, 240

  copyright notice and, 17, 18, 32

  Internet Service Providers. See ISPs

  damage awards and, 300, 305

 

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