Fordham IP Conference

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Universities & Copyright: J. Hulbert spends $13 million to license materials made available to students

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Michigan project looked at books published 1925-1963 to identify those which failed formalities and therefore are public domain.

Retweeted Laura M Quilter ():

: wrt pre-72 sound recordings, ALI decided to do federal copyright. C/L copyright would be a separate Restatement.

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Panelists John Hulbert of , Jay Wilcoxson of , and of and moderator Will Strong of Kotin Crabtree

Retweeted Andrew Raff ():

If anywhere could use a Restatement, it’s Pre-1972 state law in sound recordings. -

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Lions of the copyright bar Clarida, Kjellberg, Kasunic, Bernstein and more rocking the house last night at https://t.co/BWWTGjxHIj

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: Why restate areas of law that the Copyright Office has spoken authoritatively but not common law?

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Charlesworth: When the Register writes on Copyright Office stationery, she’s writing for the Copyright Office. [Drops mic]

Panel: ALI process a republic, not a democracy

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Q: If ALI is scrupulously careful abt distinguishing what IS the law, what COULD be the law, etc, what could possibly be the harm?

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Panel wrestles with issue of whether a Restatement of the Law of will undercut the role of the Copyright Office

What happens if Congress amends Copyright Act after Restatement? : true also of common law w/ state legislatures