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Home > Sturm College of Law > Denver Law Review > DLR > Vol. 71 (1993-1994) > Iss. 3 (1994)

 

Symposium - Software Issue in Computer Law

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Vol. 71, no. 3: Full Issue

Denver University Law Review

 

Front Matter

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Vol. 71, no. 3: Table of Contents

Denver University Law Review

vii

 

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Editor's Note

William F. Vobach

541

 

Articles

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The Use of Quiet Title and Declaratory Judgment Proceedings in Computer Software Ownership Disputes

John T. Soma, James Jr. Shortall, and Vernon A. Evans

543

 

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Restraints on Alienation, Equitable Servitudes, and the Feudal Nature of Computer Software Licensing

Thomas M. Hemnes S.

577

 

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Software Tying Arrangments under the Antitrust Laws: A More Flexible Approach

Melissa Hamilton

607

 

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Multimedia: The Convergence of New Technologies and Traditional Copyright Issues

Robert D. Sprague

635

 

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Criminal Copyright Infringement and the Copyright Felony Act

Mary Jane Saunders

671

 

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Promoting the Copyright Act's Creator-Favoring Presumption: Works Made for Hire under Aymes v. Bonelli & (and) Avtec Systems, Inc. v. Peiffer

Alan Hyde and Christopher W. Hager

693

 

Notes

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The Future of the Freedom of Information Act's Deliberative Process Exemption and Disclosure of Computerized Federal Records after Petroleum Information Corp. v. United States Department of the Interior

Lila L. Seal

719

 

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Computer Copyright Protection Narrows as Video Game Giants Battle in Atari v. Nintendo

Susan E. Dallas

739

 
 
 
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