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Copyright Law #4: Fixation Friday, Dec 28 2007 

"Intellectual Property" and 2L/3L and Copyright Law and IU-Indianapolis and Neil Wehneman Neil 5:48 pm

Copyright applies upon tangible fixation. In this episode, we will examine what is meant by “fixation,” including the question of whether a copy of a work in RAM is tangibly fixed.

Note: Due to temporary technical issues, this episode lacks an intro and outro (they will be provided shortly).

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2 Responses to “Copyright Law #4: Fixation”

1. on 17 Jan 2008 at 3:34 pm   roie_m
   
   

   You mention in this podcast an approach advocated by Ernest Miller, in which the reproduction rights (essentially, I think, the “copy” of “copyright”) are done away with. I find this interesting, byt a quick Google or Ernest Miller finds a wrestling champion, a potter and Hemmingway. Do you have a link to where I can find more about this approach?

2. on 18 Jan 2008 at 1:09 pm   Neil
   
   

   Here is a link:

   http://importance.corante.com/archives/2005/02/08/one_way_the_right_of_reproduction_screws_things_up.php

   Unfortunately, Ernest has since left the practice of law.

   - Neil

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