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aspects of invasion of privacy
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intrusion, private matters violating ordinary decency, false light, appropriation
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there are certain places that people have the right to be left alone (home, hospital room, restroom)
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intrusion
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a court case involving intrusion. time magazine took a picture of dorothy who had a rare disease. her family sued on invasion of her privacy
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dorothy barber vs. time magazine
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publications of the names of rape victimes, if the victim dies then the printin of the name is not an invasion of privacy. barber case applies here too.
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private matters violating ordinary decency
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make someone sieem to be something they aren't
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false light
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court case involving false light. criminals took Hill family hostage. someone made a book out of it which turned into a play and a movie. Time did a piece on "what has happened to them now" big difference in what actually happened and what the movie portrayed
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time magazine vs. Hill Family
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using some element of personality for commercial use without their consent. when you are out in the public you don't have any right to have someone pay for your picture.
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appropriation
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court cases related to appropriation
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robinson vs. the boxing co. and pavesich vs. new england life.
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privacy does not exist in the constitution. it is
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implied
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argued that privacy in own home is constitutional. came to her house and arrested her for her pornography that she watched in the company of her own home.
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Mapp v. Ohio
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if a casual passwer bye sees you doing something and takes a picture of it, you have
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no recourse. ex drunk girl at foot ball game.
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used for things like plays, books, and music
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copyright
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copyright lasts
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life of author plus 70 years after, then it is public domain
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time starts when work is in finished form - once you record/write it down
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copyright
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mail your self something that you'be written, and techincally it is copyrighted and you could argue it
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poor man's copyright
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things that are not eligible for copyright.
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titles, short slogans, works that come from public documents, speech, things in public domain, ideas
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the exclusive right granted by the government to an inventor to manufacture, use, or sell an invention for a certain number of years
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patents
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any name, symobl, figure, letter, word, or mark adopted and used by a manufacturer or merchant in order to designate his or her goods and to distinguish them from those manufactured or sold by others. ex. mickey mouse
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trademarks
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according to broadcasting law section 315 of communications act who owns the air ways?
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we the people. if you want to own a broadcast station you have to write to the FCC
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your station must operate for the publics convenience or necessity - the doctrine that says whether you can get or keep a license.
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PICON - public interest convenience or necessity
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