Fundamentals of United States intellectual property law: copyright, patent, trademark
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| adam_text | Table
of
Contents
About the Authors
vii
Preface
xxiii
Chapter
1
Copyright
1
§1.01
Congressional Power
1
[A] Constitutional Grant of Power
1
[B] The Copyright Act
2
[C] Treaties and International Agreements
4
§1.02
Subject Matter Of Protection
5
[A] Categories of Protected Works
5
[B] National Origin
5
[C] Excluded Works
6
[1]
Intangible Expression
б
[2]
Governmental Works
7
[3]
The Idea/Original Expression Continuum
7
[a] Generally
7
[b] Merger
9
[c] Scenes
à Faire
10
[D]
Special Categories of Works
11
[1]
Computersoftware
11
[a] Software as a Literary Work
11
[b] Protection of the Code Itself
11
[c] Protection of Structure and Look and Feel
12
[2]
Compilations and Databases
14
[3]
Historical and Factual Material
16
[4]
Utilitarian Works and Industrial Design
18
[a] Useful Articles
18
[b] Separability of Form and Function
19
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Sui Generis
Protection for Mask Works : The
Semiconductor Chip Protection Act
20
[i] Generally
20
[ii] Substantive Conditions of Protection
22
[iii]
Formal Conditions of Protection
23
[iv]
Ownership and Transfer
24
[v] Nature of the Rights
25
[vi]
Infringement and Remedies
26
[d]
Sui
Generis Protection for Vessel Hulls
27
[5]
Architectural Works
28
[6]
Sound Recordings
29
[7]
Fictional Characters
31
§1.03
Conditions of Protection
32
[A] Formal Requirements
32
[1]
Fixation as the Point of Attachment of Copyright
32
[2]
Publication
34
[3]
Notice
34
[4]
Registration and Deposit
36
[a] Registration
36
[b] Registration Procedure
36
[c] Benefits
36
[d] Recordation and Registration
38
[e] Deposit
38
[5]
Domestic Manufacture
39
[B] Substantive Requirements: Writings of Authors
Consisting of Original Expression
39
[1]
Authors and Their Writings
39
[2]
Original Expression
40
[a] Generally
40
[b] Originality in Derivative Works
42
§1.04
Ownership
43
[A] Ownership of Copyright versus Ownership of the
Material Object
43
[B] Divisibility
44
[C] Authorship
44
[D] Joint Works/Multiple Authorship
44
[E] Collective Works
46
[F] Works Made for Hire
47
[1]
Work Prepared by an Employee within the Scope of
Employment
48
[2]
Specially Commissioned Works
49
§ 1.05
Transfer of Copyright Interests
50
[A] Transfer Defined
50
[B] Requirement of a Writing
50
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Termination of Transfers and Grants
51
[1]
Nature of the Right
51
[2]
Grants Made Prior to January
1, 1978 53
[3]
Grants Made from and after January
1, 1978 53
[4]
The Effect of Termination: Derivative Works
54
§1.06
Scope of Exclusive Rights
54
[A] The Right to Reproduce the Work
55
[1]
The Broadly Defined Right
55
[2]
Specific Statutory Limitations and Compulsory Licenses
56
[a] Library and Archival Copying
57
[b] Ephemeral Recordings
58
[c] Certain Copies of Computer Programs
59
[d] Reproductions for the Blind or Other People with
Disabilities
59
[e] Home Audio Taping
60
[f] Compulsory License for Mechanical Reproduction
61
[g] Compulsory License for Public Broadcasting
62
[B] The Right to Prepare Derivative Works
63
[C] The Right to Distribute
64
[1]
The Right of First Publication
64
[2]
The First Sale Doctrine
65
[3]
The Record and Computer Program Rental Exceptions
to the First Sale Doctrine
66
[4]
Importation and the First Sale Doctrine
67
[D] The Public Performance Right
69
[1]
Generally
69
[2]
Performance
70
[3]
Public
71
[4]
Statutory Exemptions: Generally
72
[5]
The Specific Statutory Exemptions
73
[a] Sections
110(1)
and
110(2):
Classroom Exemption
73
[b] Section
110(3):
Religious Organizations
74
[c] Section
110(4):
General Not-for-Profit Exemption for
Nondramatic Works
74
[d] Section
110(6):
Governmental Agricultural
Organizations
74
[e] Sections
110(8)
and
(9):
Performance and
Transmissions to Certain Handicapped Persons
75
[f] Section
110(10):
Fraternal and Veterans
75
[g]
SectionllOÍS):
Communication of Transmission of a
Performance
76
[i] The Aiken Exemption for Home Type
Equipment
76
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[ii] Nondramatic
Musical Works
in Licensed
Broadcast
Transmissions
77
[h] Section
110(7):
Performance
Ancillary to Retail
Sales
78
[і]
Section
111 :
Exemptions
for Secondary
Transmissions
78
[j] Section
118:
Noncommercial Broadcasting
80
[6]
Performing Rights Societies
80
[E]
The Display Right
82
[ 1 ]
The Nature of the Right
82
[2]
Limitations on the Display Right
82
[F] The Limited Performance Right for Sound Recordings
83
[G] Moral Right
84
[1]
Background
84
[2]
The Visual Artists Rights Act
86
[a] The Attribution and Integrity Rights
86
[b] Exclusions and Limitations
87
[3]
State Moral Rights Statutes
89
[4]
Droit de
Suite
89
§1.07
Fair Use as a Limitation on Copyright Protection
90
[A] The Fair Use Concept
90
[B] Section
107—
Codification of the Doctrine
92
[1]
Scope and Purpose
92
[2]
Parsing the Statute
93
[a] The Preamble: Productive and Transformative Uses
93
[b] The Enumerated Factors
96
[i] The First Factor—Commercial or
Noncommercial Purpose
96
[ii] The Second Factor—Nature of the
Copyrighted Work
98
[iii]
The Third Factor—The Amount Taken
98
[iv]
The Fourth Factor
—
Economic Impact
99
[C] Parody as Fair Use
101
[D] Fair Use of Utilitarian Works
103
[E] Fair Use and Photocopying for Research and Academic
Purposes
103
[1]
Library, Archival, and Research Copying
103
[2]
Academic, Classroom Copying
104
[F] First Amendment Considerations
104
§1.08
Duration of Copyright Protection
105
[A] General Overview
105
[1]
The Pre-1976 Renewal Right and the Renewal Term
105
[a] Vesting of the Renewal Right
106
[b] The Renewal Term As a New, Independent Term
106
[c] Assignment of the Renewal Right
107
[d] Automatic Renewal
107
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[2]
The
1976
Act Single Term
108
[B] Works Created on or after the Effective Date of the
1976
Act
(January
1, 1978) 109
[C] Works Created but Not Published or Copyrighted before
January
1, 1978 110
[D] Works with Subsisting Copyright Protection as of
January
1, 1978 110
[E] Restoration of Copyright in Certain Foreign Works
111
§1.09
Infringement
Ш
[A] Procedural Issues in Infringement Actions
112
[1]
Registration
112
[2]
Subject Matter Jurisdiction
112
[a] Exclusive Federal Jurisdiction
112
[b] Pendent Jurisdiction
114
[c] Suits in the United States for Acts of Infringement
Abroad
114
[3]
Personal Jurisdiction and Venue
114
[4]
Standing
115
[5]
Statute of Limitations
116
[6]
Actions against State Instrumentalities
116
[a] Sovereign Immunity under the Eleventh
Amendment
116
[b] Abrogation of Immunity
116
[7]
Misuse of Copyright
117
[B] Substantive Issues in Infringement Actions
118
[1]
Substantial Similarity
118
[a] Generally
118
[b] Modes of Analysis
119
[c] Extrinsic/Intrinsic Tests, Probative Similarity,
and the Roles of Experts, Judge, and Jury
120
[2]
Access
122
[C] Innocent Infringement
123
[D] Criminal Infringement
124
[E] Vicarious Liability and Contributory Infringement
124
[1]
Vicarious Liability
125
[2]
Contributory Infringement
126
[3]
Online Infringement Liability Limitation
128
[a] Generally
128
[b] Transmission
128
[c] System Caching
129
[d] Storage
129
[e] Links
130
[f] Further Limitations on Liability of Nonprofit
Educational Institutions
130
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[g] Limitation on
Liability for Removal of Material
130
§1.10
Remedies
131
[A] Injunctive Relief
131
[B] Damages
132
[1]
Actual Damages and Profits
132
[a] Provable Damages
132
[b] Infringer s Profits
133
[2]
Statutory Damages
134
[a] Registration as a Condition
134
[b] Amount of Damages: Range of Discretion
134
[c] Right to Jury Determination
136
[C] Costs and Counsel Fees
136
[D] Impoundment and Disposition
138
§1.11
Copyright Protection Systems and Copyright Management
Information
138
[A] Generally
138
[B] Circumvention of Copyright Protection Systems
139
[1]
Actionable Conduct
139
[a] Circumvention of Access Control
139
[b] Facilitating Circumvention of Technological
Protection Measures
140
[c] Limitation on Analog
Videocassette
Recorders
141
[2]
Exceptions and Limitations
142
[a] Nonprofit Libraries, Archives, and Educational
Institutions
142
[b] Law Enforcement, Intelligence, and Other
Government Activities
143
[c] Reverse Engineering of Computer Programs
to Achieve Interoperability
143
[d] Encryption Research on Published Works
143
[e] Protection of Personally Identifying Information
144
[f] Security Testing
144
[C] Copyright Management Information
145
[1]
Impairment of Copyright Management Information
145
[2]
Exemptions and Limitations
145
[a] Law Enforcement and Other Government
Activities
145
[b] Transmissions
145
[D] Enforcement and Remedies
146
[1]
Civil Remedies
146
[a] Injunctive and Related Relief
146
[b] Damages: Actual and Statutory
146
[c] Increasing or Reducing Damages
147
[d] Costs and Counsel Fees
147
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[2]
Criminal Penalties
147
Chapter
2
Patent
149
§2.01
Sources of United States Patent Law
149
[A]
Constitutional Foundation
149
[B]
Statutory Foundation
150
[C]
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
152
§2.02
Conditions of Patentability
153
[A]
Disclosure Requirements
154
[1]
Enablement
155
[2]
Best Mode
157
[3]
Written Description
159
[4]
Definiteness Requirement
160
[B]
Novelty and Loss of Right
161
[1]
Requirements for Anticipatory Prior Art
161
[a] Date of Invention
161
[b] Strict Identity
162
[c] Anticipatory Enablement
164
[2]
Section
102
(a) Prior Art
164
[a] Known or Used by Others
165
[b] Printed Publication
166
[c] Geographical Limitations
166
[3]
Section
102
(e) Prior Art
167
[4]
Section
102
(g)
(2)
Prior Art
168
[5]
Derivation: Section 102(f)
169
[6]
Priority
169
[a] Conception
170
[b] Reduction to Practice
171
[c] Abandonment, Suppression, and Concealment
172
[d] Inventorship
173
[e] Inventive Activity Abroad
174
[7]
Loss of Right: Statutory Bars
174
[a] Section 102(b): On-Sale and Public Use Bars
174
[i] Public Use
175
[ii] Experimental Use
176
[iii] On-Sale
Bar
176
[iv]
Third-Party Activity
178
[b] Section 102(d) Bar on Foreign Applicants
178
[8]
Changes to the Novelty, Prior Art, and the Grace Period
Provisions under the America Invents Act
179
[a] First Inventor to File
179
[b] Expansion of Prior Art
179
[c] The New Section 102(b) Grace Period
180
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[d] Elimination of the Hilmer Doctrine
180
[С]
Utility
181
[D]
Nonobviousness
183
[1]
Scope of the Prior Art
184
[2]
Content of the Prior Art
185
[3]
Persons of Ordinary Skill in the Art
187
[4]
Secondary Considerations
188
[a] Commercial Success
188
[b] Long-Felt Need and Failure of Others
189
[c] Copying
190
[d] Licensing/Acquiescence
190
[5]
Modifications Under the America Invents Act
190
[6]
Products
191
[a] Machines, Articles of Manufacture, Compositions
of Matter
191
[b] Living Organisms
193
[7]
Processes
193
§2.03
Formalities
198
[A]
The
Patent Application
&
Issued Patent
199
[1]
The Written Description
200
[a] Background of the Invention
200
[b] Summary of the Invention
201
[c] Detailed Description of the Invention
201
[d] The Drawings
201
[2]
The Claims
202
[a] Composition of Matter Claims
203
[b] Process Claims
203
[c] Apparatus Claims
204
[d] Product-by-Process Claims
204
[e] Means-Plus-Function Claim Elements
205
[В]
Procedures Before the Patent and Trademark Office
206
[1]
Initial Processing of the Application
206
[2]
Examination and Prosecution
206
[a] Formalities and Search by the Examiner
206
[b] Third-Party Submissions of Prior Art Under the
America Invents Act
207
[c] Office Action
207
[d] Applicant s Response
207
[e] Reconsideration and Allowance
208
[f] Responses to a Final Office Action
208
[i] Appeals
209
[ii] Cancellation of Claims
209
[iii]
Continuing Applications
209
[g] Publication
211
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[h]
Foreign Priority
211
[і]
Interferences
212
[j]
Derivation Proceedings Under the America
Invents Act
212
[3]
Appeals to the Courts
212
[C] Post-Issuance Procedures
213
[1]
Reissue
213
[2]
Reexamination
214
[3]
Post-Grant Review Under the America Invents Act
214
§2.04
Ownership and Transfer
215
§2.05
The Rights and Limitations of the Patent Grant
216
[A] The Basic Exclusory Right
216
[B] The Scope of the Right to Exclude
216
[1]
Temporal Scope: The Patent Term
216
[2]
Geographic Scope
217
[a] Exporting a Claimed Invention
217
[b] Importing a Claimed Invention or Products
Made By a Claimed Process Invention
220
§2.06
Infringement and Remedies
221
[A] Infringement
221
[1]
Claim Interpretation
222
[2]
Literal Infringement
223
[3]
Infringement Under the Doctrine of Equivalents
223
[4]
Indirect Infringement
225
[B] Defenses to Patent Infringement
226
[1]
Noninfringement and Invalidity
226
[2]
Patent Misuse
226
[3]
First Sale, Implied License, and Repair/Reconstruction
227
[4]
Experimental Use Doctrine
228
[5]
Governmental Use
229
[a] Federal Government
229
[b] State Government
230
[6]
Inequitable Conduct
231
[C] Remedies
233
[1]
Compensatory Damages
233
[2]
Exemplary Damages
234
[3]
Injunctive Relief
235
§2.07
Design Patents
236
Chapter
3
Trademark
239
§3.01
Sources of Power
239
[A] Common Law Approach
239
[B] The
Lanham
Act
240
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[1]
Nationwide Protection
241
[2]
Evidentiary Presumptions
241
[3]
Warning Function
242
[4]
Damages
242
[C]
Significant Amendments to the
Lanham
Act
242
[I]
Trademark Clarification Act of
1984 242
[2]
Trademark Counterfeiting Act of
1984 243
[3]
Trademark Revision Act of
1988 243
[a] New Definition of Use
243
[b] ITU Registration
244
[4]
North American Free Trade Agreement
Implementation Act
244
[5]
Uruguay Round Agreements Act
245
[6]
Federal Trademark Dilution Act of
1995 245
[7]
Anticounterfeiting Consumer Protection Act of
1996 246
[8]
Trademark Law Treaty Implementation Act of
1998 247
[9]
Trademark Amendments Act of
1999 248
[10]
Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act of
1999 248
[II]
Madrid Protocol Implementation Act of
2002 249
[12]
Singapore Treaty
250
[13]
Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement of
2011 251
[D] State Trademark Protection
251
[1]
State Trademark Protection Statutes
252
[2]
Deceptive Trade Practices Statutes
252
[3]
State Dilution Statutes
253
§3.02
Subject Matter of Protection
254
[A] Introduction
254
[B] Categories of Marks
255
[1]
Trademarks
255
[2]
Collective Marks
257
[3]
Certification Marks
258
[4]
Service Marks
258
[5]
Trade Names
259
[6]
Domain Names
260
[C] Signs Which May Serve as Trademarks
262
[1]
Words, Letters, and Slogans
262
[a] Personal Names
262
[2]
Nonverbal Marks
263
[a] Alphanumeric Symbols
263
[b] Color
264
[c] Fragrance
265
[d] Designs
265
[e] Nontraditional
Marks
266
[3]
Trade Dress
268
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[a] Generally
268
[b] Functionality
269
§3.03
Conditions of Protection
270
[A] Distinctiveness
270
[1]
Inherently Distinctive Marks
271
[a] Arbitrary Marks
271
[b] Fanciful Marks
271
[c] Suggestive Marks
272
[2]
Non-inherently Distinctive Marks
273
[a] Descriptive Marks
273
[b] Secondary Meaning
274
[c] Generic Marks
275
§3.04
Formalities
276
[A] Adoption and Use
276
[1]
Priority—First to Use
276
[2]
Sufficient Use
276
[3]
Affixation
277
[4]
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
278
[5]
Eleventh Amendment Concerns
278
[B]
Lanham
Act Registration
279
[1]
Use Applications
279
[2]
ITU Applications
281
[3]
Supplemental Register
282
[C] Maintenance
283
[1]
Registration Duration and Initial Renewal
283
[2]
Continuing Use Affidavits
283
[3]
Loss of Trademark Rights
284
[a] Abandonment
284
[b] Voluntary Termination
284
[c] Involuntary Termination: Genericism
284
§3.05
Ownership and Transfer
285
[A] Initial Ownership
285
[B] Assignment of Trademarks
286
[C] Licensing
oí
Trademarks
286
§3.06
Scope of Exclusive Rights
287
[A] Incontestability
287
[1]
Mechanics
287
[2]
Defensive Use of Incontestable Registrations
287
[3]
Offensive Use of Incontestabilty
288
[B] Territorial Scope of Trademark Rights
289
[1]
The Common Law Market Penetration Rule
289
[2]
Scope of Concurrent Use Common Law Rights
290
[a] Good Faith
290
[b] Remoteness
290
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[c] Market Penetration
290
[d] Natural Zone of Expansion
291
[e] Relevance of State Boundaries
291
[f] Secondary Meaning Marks
292
[3]
Effects of Federal Registration
292
[a] Constructive Notice: Post Registration Use
292
[b] Freezing the Junior User s Market
293
[4]
Concurrent
Lanham
Act Registration
293
[a] First User s Rights
293
[b] Correction of the Register by Federal Courts
294
[С]
Product and Service Scope
294
[D]
Dilution
295
[1]
Fame
295
[2]
Dilution Likelihood
296
[3]
Dilution by Blurring
297
[4]
Dilution by Tamishment
298
[5]
Specific Defenses to a Dilution Claim
299
[6]
Preemption of State Laws
299
[7]
Note on Dilution
300
[E]
Cybersquatting
301
[1]
Bad Faith Requirement
302
[a] Reverse Domain Name Hijacking under the UDRP
303
[2]
In
Rem
Jurisdiction over Domain Names
304
[3]
Domain Name Registrars
305
[4]
Domain Name Dispute Resolution
305
[a] Resolving Disputes under the UDRP
307
[b] Complainant s Rights in a Mark and Similarity
under the UDRP
307
[c] Rights and Legitimate Interests under the UDRP
309
[d] Bad Faith under the UDRP
310
[F]
Keyword Advertising
314
§3.07
Rights in Unregistered Marks
315
[A]
Lanham
Act Section
43
(a)
315
[1]
Generally
315
[2]
Endorsement and Sponsorship Confusion
—
Section
43
(a)
315
[B]
False Advertising
316
§3.08
Infringement and Remedies
316
[A]
Likelihood of Confusion
317
[1]
The Analytical Factors
317
[a] Circuit Variations
318
[b] Mark Similarity
321
[c] Mark Strength
322
[d] Similarity of the Goods or Services
322
[e] Channels of Trade and Advertising (Proximity)
322
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Table
of Contents
[f] Consumer Sophistication and Care
323
[g] Actual Confusion—Survey Evidence
323
[h] Intent
324
[i] Likelihood of Bridging the Gap
325
[2]
Second-Comer Doctrine
325
[3]
Question of Law or Fact—Standard of Review
326
[4]
Reverse Confusion
326
[5]
Initial Interest Confusion
327
[В]
Defenses
328
[1]
Invalidity of Plaintiffs Mark
328
[2]
Fraud
328
[3]
Antitrust Violations
329
[4]
Fair Use
329
[5]
Laches, Acquiescence, and Estoppel
331
[С]
Remedies
331
[1]
Injunctive Relief
331
[a] Injunctive Relief against Domain Name Registrars
332
[2]
Damages
333
[a] Profits
334
[b] Damages for Counterfeiting
334
[c] Damages for Cybersquatting
334
[3]
Other Forms of Relief
335
Indicies
Index: Copyright
337
Index: Patent
343
Index: Trademark
347
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