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The valuation of moral rights : a field experiment
Bechtold, Stefan; Engel, Christoph - 2017
sufficient to capture the complex relationship between human behavior and creativity. …
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Can Creative Firms Thrive Without Copyright? Value Generation and Capture from Private-Collective Innovation
Erickson, Kris - 2018
Accounts of the ‘copyright industries' suggest that strong intellectual property rights help creative firms. However, mounting evidence from sectors such as video game production and 3D printing indicate that business models based on open IP can also be profitable. This study investigates the...
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Contracting around Copyright : The Uneasy Case for Unbundling of Rights in Creative Works
Rub, Guy A. - 2017
The Copyright Act grants authors and users a set of entitlements in copyrightable works. It is questionable whether and to what extent authors and users can reallocate these rights by entering into legally enforceable contracts. The Seventh Circuit’s historic decision in ProCD, Inc v...
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Copyright in Ideas : Equitable Ownership of Copyright
Tomkowicz, Robert - 2013
One of the fundamental principles of copyright law is the expression vs. idea dichotomy, which states that copyright does not protect ideas but only expressions of ideas. According to this principle, a person who merely contributes an idea to a copyright work cannot claim authorship or joint...
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Copyrights and Creativity : Evidence from Italian Opera in the Napoleonic Age
Giorcelli, Michela; Moser, Petra - 2020
, and music. Although their primary purpose is to encourage creativity, systematic evidence on the causal effects of …, new works are exceptionally well-documented, offering unique opportunities to observe changes in creativity. Difference …
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Artificial Creativity : Emergent Works and the Void in Current Copyright Doctrine
Dornis, Tim W. - 2020
human direction or intervention. Examples of such artificial creativity abound. Robots and computers have recently come to … devoid of rules and doctrines for artificial creativity — with the result that AI-generated works are left unprotected. The … consequences of such neglect are yet to be discussed. This article provides an overview of the status quo of artificial creativity …
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Copyright Protection and Creativity Promotion : Evidence from Short Video Industry
Huang, Jinglei; Hao, Fei; Rong, Ke; Xie, Danxia - 2022
The previous research has not reached a consensus on whether the protection of intellectual property rights (IPR) stimulates innovation, especially in the digital era. And due to the lack of exogenous variation of copyright statute, solid evidence on the causal effect of copyright protection is...
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Collective Management of Musical Copyright in a Self-Regulated Regime : Singapore's Copyright Review and the Hope for Transparency
Tay, Eu-Yen - 2020
Musical copyright has been the subject of collective rights management in Singapore for decades, conducted by what are known as collective management organisations (“CMOs”). Whereas CMOs serve the public interest by facilitating protection of copyright, they unfortunately exist in a legal...
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Open Access to scientific works : axiology, history and chosen aspects of copyright solutions
Hetman-Krajewska, Joanna - In: Management 11 (2016) 1, pp. 81-95
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Criteria for protectability of a creative product : creative nature and originality
Solomonenko, Liliya Alexandrovna; Dultsev, Anton Igorevich - In: Journal of advanced research in law and economics : JARLE 7 (2016) 1/15, pp. 109-115
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