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2. Trademark law can protect
4. How have U.S. courts ruled regarding the question of whether research findings can be protected by
5. The Supreme Court has ruled that the so-called "sweat of the brow" doctrine
7. Which of the following would not likely be protected by a trademark?
8. One reason plagiarism is more common today is
9. Which of the four fair use criteria usually carries the most weight?
11. When determining the similarity of one work to another in an infringement question, some courts use a
two-part test that asks whether the two works
12. If a writer sells a magazine the first serial rights to a story she has written, the magazine has the right to
13. What is the "sweat of the brow" doctrine, and why has the Supreme Court rejected it?
14. Briefly describe the four criteria that courts use to determine whether a use is a fair use.
23. It is easier for the creator of a fictional character to protect the subsequent use of his or her work than it is
for the author of a nonfiction work.
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