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Fandom and the Law A Guide to Fan Fiction, Art, Film & Cosplay.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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La Vergne :
American Bar Association,
2022.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Thematic Contents
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Introduction
- Section 1: The Sociology of Fandom
- Chapter 1: A Shallow Dive into Participatory Culture Studies
- A. Henry Jenkins and Fan Culture
- B. A Breakout Moment: How Does Studying the Sociology of Fandom Help Us Understand the Legal Issues Affecting This Culture?
- C. From Textual Poachers to Participatory Culture
- D. Who's Exploiting Whom? Fandom and Media Companies
- Section 2: The Broad Brush: Legal Doctrines Affecting All Fan-Created Works
- Chapter 2: Initial Sources of Copyright Law
- A. The Statute of Anne and Its Migration to the United States
- Chapter 3: The Copyright Act of 1909
- A. Derivative Works under the 1909 Act
- B. Fair Use under the 1909 Act
- C. Work for Hire under the 1909 Act
- D. Duration (Term) of Copyright under the 1909 Act
- Chapter 4: The Copyright Act of 1976
- A. Work for Hire under the 1976 Act
- B. Fair Use and the Transformative Doctrine under the 1976 Act
- 1. The Richard Prince Appropriation Cases
- 2. The J.K. Rowling Lexicon Case
- 3. Fox News v. TVEyes: A Contemporary Case Critical of the Transformative Doctrine
- C. Duration under the 1976 Act
- D. Formalities under the 1976 Act
- E. Termination and Recapture under the 1976 Act
- 1. Fisher v. Witmark: Undoing the Second Bite
- 2. Congress Responds: The Termination and Recapture Laws
- 3. How to Use the Termination and Recapture Process
- Chapter 5: The Question for Parody and Satire: Is It Transformative?
- A. Dr. Seuss Enterprises v. Penguin Books USA Inc.: The Cat Not in the Hat Case
- B. Suntrust Bank v. Houghton Mifflin Co.: The Wind Done Gone Case
- C. Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P. v. ComicMix, LLC: Oh the Places You'll Boldly Go!
- D. Conclusions: The Impact of the Transformative Doctrine on Fair-Use Defenses for Fan-Created Works
- Chapter 6: Related Legislation: The PROTECT Act and the CASE Act
- A. United States v. Handley: The PROTECT Act Protects Whom from What?
- 1. The Origins of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund
- B. The CASE Act: Addressing the Problem of Orphan Works and Related Issues
- C. Two Short Notes on Fandom and Trademark Law and Right-of-Publicity Law
- Section 3: The Narrow Brush: Legal Doctrines and Fan Fiction, Art, Film, and Cosplay
- Chapter 7: Fan Fiction
- A. Trouble in the Omegaverse
- Chapter 8: Fan Art
- A. Fan Art and the Right of Publicity
- Chapter 9: Fan Film
- Chapter 10: Cosplay
- A. Cosplay and Copyright
- Section 4: Winding up and Heading Home
- Chapter 11: Fandom, Social Media, and the Law
- Chapter 12: Summing Up and a View of the Future
- Index