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Define copyright andprovide five types of work it applies to.

a. an original work of authorship fixed in any tangible medium of expression



i. Canbe granted for literary works, music, lyrics, art work, statues, poems,paintings, software, choreography


How does one prove copyright infringement?

o Ownership of a valid copyright


o Copying of a constituent element of that original work

What must one show if theydo not possess direct proof of copyright infringement?

o Must show someone had access to the work


o Must show that the works are “substantially similar”

Define trademarks and provide two examples

o Trademarks can be a word, name, symbol,or device used by a manufacturing or merchant to identify its goods and helpdistinguish their goods from others




-Nike Swoosh, Golden Arches

What must a trademark owner show to prevail in atrademark infringement lawsuit?

o Ownership of a protectable mark


o Likelihood of consumer confusion

Utah v. Frampton;

· Frampton offered to sell Wilson baseball gloves to al sporting goods


· Werent Wilson gloves


· Frampton said he bought them from Korea


· Wilsons were made in America.


· Busted

Bouchat v. Baltimore Ravens;

· 9th grade education artist


· created ravens symbol


· obtained copyright rights after noticing symbol used


· sued for copyright enfringment after the fact

Burnett v. 20th Century;

· Burnett sued family guy for an episode entitled peterotica


· Burnett part time janitor at a porn shop


· Legal under doctrines of parody fair use

Heisman v. Smack Apparel;

· Hesitman


· Made t-shirt of Heisman candidate

Tiger Woods

· Charlie axel woods domain name. day after woods son was born


· Sued for common law trademark rights

HawaiiPacific v. Cleveland Browns;

· Dawg pound


· Trademarked it in 85, ended in 95 when team moved


· Hp took over trademarks after and sued nfl in 200 for using thetrademark

Newcombe v. Coors

-Likeness used in coors ad


-image of newcombe,t his outline


-sued for using his likeness