Issue 3 - Spring 2010
Articles
Unveiling the Distinction between the University and its Academic Researchers: Lessons for Patent Infringement and University Technology Transfer
Jennifer Carter-Johnson
Promoting Creativity through Copyright Limitations: Reflections on the Concept of Exclusivity in Copyright Law
Christophe Geiger
Taming the Derivative Works Right: A Modest Proposal for Reducing Overbreadth and Vagueness in Copyright
Christina Bohannon
Transformative Use and Cognizable Harm
Thomas F. Cotter
Libraries, Digital Content, and Copyright
Laura N. Gasaway
Beyond Creativity: Copyright as Knowledge Law
Michael J. Madison
A Preliminary First Amendment Analysis of Legislation Treating News Aggregation as Copyright Infringement
Alfred C. Yen
Notes
Guerrilla Radio: Has the Time Come for a Full Performance Right in Sound Recordings?
Lauren E. Kilgore
The Weak Protection of Strong Encryption: Passwords, Privacy, and Fifth Amendment Privilege
Nathan K. McGregor
Is That Really Me?: Social Networking and the Right of Publicity
Rachel A. Purcell
An "Absence of Meaningful Appellate Review": Juries and Patent Obviousness
Theresa Weisenberger
Essay
Copyright, Derivative Works, and the Economics of Complements
Glynn S. Lunney Jr.