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News Piracy And The Hot News Doctrine Origins In Law And Implications For The Digital Age Law And Society Victoria Smith Ekstrand

SKU: BELL-2221420

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News Piracy And The Hot News Doctrine Origins In Law And Implications For The Digital Age Law And Society Victoria Smith Ekstrand instant download after payment.

Publisher: LFB Scholarly Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.17 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Victoria Smith Ekstrand

ISBN: 1593320752

Language: English

Year: 2005

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News Piracy And The Hot News Doctrine Origins In Law And Implications For The Digital Age Law And Society Victoria Smith Ekstrand by Victoria Smith Ekstrand 1593320752 instant download after payment.

Ekstrand explores the legal protections for the newsman's scoop, the hot news doctrine. This U.S. Supreme Court doctrine, now more than 80 years old, protects facts for a short period after publication -- in direct opposition to U.S. copyright law, which dedicates facts to the public domain. It remains highly controversial, but extremely valuable – not only to news organizations who seek its protections but now to others who seek to protect facts within highly complex and profitable digital databases. Though imperfect and ill-defined, the hot news doctrine may offer the best measured approach to protections for uncopyrighted works delivered by new technologies.