Coverage ranges from the fundamental concepts of originality, authorship, and infringement, to the highly technical rules governing digital phonorecord deliveries and digital public performance rights in sound recordings, the safe harbor provisions that limit the liability of internet service providers, and the anti-circumvention and copyright management information provisions of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act. The ever-evolving doctrines of fair use and contributory liability are given thorough attention.

Copyright Law in a Nutshell

Mary LaFrance

Intellectual Property

West

The Third Edition has been thoroughly updated to include all significant legislative and judicial developments through the end of 2006, as well as pending Supreme Court cases. In addition, existing materials have been streamlined and restructured, and new topics introduced. In this way, the authors have enhanced both the depth and breadth of coverage, and facilitated short forays into optional topics, while giving professors tremendous flexibility in choosing the areas they wish to emphasize. The resulting materials are easily adaptable to survey courses encompassing anywhere from 3 to 6 credit hours, In addition, by selecting among the topics presented within each broad subject area, a professor may change the emphasis or scope of the survey course from one year to the next without ever having to change textbooks.

Intellectual Property, Cases and Materials

David Lange

Gary Myers

Thomson/West

This supplement brings the principal text current with recent developments in the law.

Intellectual Property, Cases and Materials, 3d, 2009 Supplement (American Casebook Series)

David L. Lange

Lexis-Nexis - Details on how to understand Trademark Law for Law School Students - Types of Trademarks, Dilution, Cyber-squatting, Remedies, Defenses, Trademark Infringement - great study guide

Understanding Trademark Law 2005

Lexis&Nexis

Understanding Intellectual Property Law, 2nd Edition covers all of the intellectual property areas and issues likely to be addressed in an intellectual property survey course. After a comprehensive Introduction in Chapter 1, the general areas covered in the remaining chapters include: 
 • Patents
 • Trade Secrets 
 • Copyright
 • Trademarks, and
 • Other Intellectual Property Rights such as: 
 • Design Protection
 • Plant Protection
 • Semiconductor Chip Protection
 • False Advertising
 • Misappropriation
 • Rights of Publicity
 • Idea Submission
This new edition also includes: 
 • Coverage of major Supreme Court cases in intellectual property from the past decade
 • Changes made in response to the Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) 
 • Synthesis and reorganization of materials on patentable subject matter
 • Developments in trade secret law, including adoption of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act (UTSA) 
 • Synthesis and reorganization of materials on copyrightable subject matter
 • New material on secondary liability, including Grokster, Global-Tech, and the safe harbors and notice-and-takedown provisions for online service providers
 • Coverage of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, including anti-circumvention and copyright management information
 • New materials on Internet technology, including streaming, search engines, keyword advertising, domain names, and cybersquatting
 • Completely revised coverage of trademarks, including the Federal Trademark Dilution Act and the Trademark Dilution Revision Act

Understanding Intellectual Property Law

Tyler T. Ochoa

Shubha Ghosh

Donald S. Chisum

Reference

LexisNexis

Understanding Trademark Law

Carolina Academic Press

Understanding Intellectual Property Law, Fourth Edition (Carolina Academic Press Understanding)

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