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SL CLE: IP Enforcement in Virtual Worlds Live Blog
Posted on July 22, 2008 in CLE, SL, copyright by Brian RoweComments Off

Tamiko Franklin

Second Life name: Juris Amat
Email address: [email protected]

view presentation (tags: copyright second life sl ip)

Basic topics:
Berne Convention, RAM copying theory, DMCA, domestic and international trademarks.

Advanced topics:
Object permissions: Object permissions allow users to control the use of virtual objects through Digital Rights Management (DRM).

Question:
Do object permissions grant other users a limited license to the work?
Answer:
Most likely yes with regard to those allowed permissions, but note that object permissions could be supplanted with a license to restricts use beyond the permissions.

Take Away: Register your trademarks!

This was a good presentation in a typical CLE style with a lot of practical advice. The post mortem devolved a bit into a creator v. contractor rights debate. If you are interested in work for hire and copyright, check out U.S. Supreme Court. Commun. for Non-Violence v. Reid, 490 U.S. 730 (1989).

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