Word: copyrighting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Officials of Harvard Printing and Publications Services (HPPS), which took over the sourcebook stockroom this summer from the Science Center management, say the lines have not been longer and claim the forms are necessary to comply with copyright law. According to HPPS Director James Gill, HPPS did extend its hours and hire five temporary employees to accommodate the rush...
...Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC)-the group that writes the GMAT-also field suit against the Princeton Review with allegations of copyright infringement and false claims of an "authentic" computer-adaptive test...
...National Association of College Stores has requested that publishers issue a blanket permission to allow colleges and universities to copy the first three chapters of necessary texts without seeking copyright clearance, according to Garis F. Distelhorst, chief staff executive of the National Association of College Stores...
Having your way with the image of a long-dead superstar--it may sound like innocent if somewhat obsessive fun. Legally speaking, however, virtually everything you are doing is a form of copyright infringement. If you keep it up, you are likely to receive, as have thousands before you, something called a cease-and-desist order from a company in Memphis, Tenn., telling you that no matter how many times you may have loyally sat through Viva Las Vegas or Roustabout on the late show, you may not use the name and image of the King without the company...
...commerce strategy announced today may be relieved to see that while President Clinton seems determined to control some forms of Web content, he's taking a hands-off approach to Web commerce. In presenting a policy paper designed to serve as blueprint for government control of the Internet, from copyright protections to privacy considerations, the President called for key patent and intellectual property policies to be developed in the next year. While the paper recommends that the government maintain restrictions on the export of sophisticated encryption technology, it takes the position that the U.S. should not impose any new taxes...