Supreme Court Weighing ‘First Sale’ Copyright Doctrine
Wired BY DAVID KRAVETSEMAIL AUTHOR10.25.125:41 PM The Supreme Court on Monday will hold oral arguments concerning the global reach of U.S. copyright law, in a case testing whether buyers of…
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BY DAVID KRAVETSEMAIL AUTHOR10.25.125:41 PM
The Supreme Court on Monday will hold oral arguments concerning the global reach of U.S. copyright law, in a case testing whether buyers of foreign copyrighted works may resell them in the United States without the copyright holder’s permission.
The case tests the so-called “first sale” doctrine, which generally allows the purchaser of copyrighted works to re-sell or use the work without the copyright holder’s permission. That’s why used bookstores, libraries, GameStop, video rental stores and even eBay are all. . .
Wired BY DAVID KRAVETSEMAIL AUTHOR10.25.125:41 PM The Supreme Court on Monday will hold oral arguments concerning the global reach of U.S. copyright law, in a case testing whether buyers of…
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