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Copyright Infringement and Harmless Speech Christina Bohannan
The Lost Language of the First Amendment in Copyright Fair Use: a Semiotic Perspective of the “Transformative Use” Doctrine Twenty-Five Years On
Notice Failure and Defenses in Trademark Law
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Parody Protection Under the Fair Use Doctrine--The Eveready Standard: It Keeps Going, and Going, and Going
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Use of English in Advertising and Journalistic Discourse of the Expanding Circle: Data from Bulgarian Magazines
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Rethinking Trademark Fair Use
Dr. Seuss, the Juice and Fair Use: How the Grinch Silenced a Parody*
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Artistic Expression Today: Can Artists Use the Language of Our Culture?
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Shielding Moral Rights with First Amendment Jurisprudence When Fair Use Battles with Actual Malice
“I'm Litigatin' It”: Infringement, Dilution, and Parody Under the Lanham
The L Word Menace: Envisioning Popular Culture As Political Tool
Making Sense of the Transformative Use Standard David Shipley Georgia Athletic Association Professor in Law University of Georgia School of Law, [email protected]
Groomed for Power: a Cultural Economy of the Male Body in Nineteenth-Century America
Perspective by Incongruity in Ballyhoo Magazine, 1931-1932
Teaching Rights of Publicity

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