Our copyright law is based on the charming notion that authors create something from
nothing, that works owe their origin 2 to the authors who produce them.'Arguments for …

… , fragmentary recognition of the public domain is extended in … a more general concern for
the public domain); Nevins, supra … public domain; does not develop a general public domain …

The ideas for this book come from the theoretical and practical work I have been 3 doing for
the last ten years. None of that work has been done alone. As a result, the list of people to …

… public domain, while others may not. This article will identify a number of threats to the public
domain … have made in extending the public domain and enabling projects to preserve the …

… As immediate legislation is requisite to save any of the remaining arable public domain,
the operations of existing laws and the evils thereunder are given in detail. The chapters on "Land …

… public domain is now the cause celebre among progressive intellectual property and cyberlaw
scholars, who extol the public domain … ) transformed a global public domain in information …

Background Protein-protein interaction (PPI) databases have become a major resource for
investigating biological networks and pathways in cells. A number of publicly available …

… development of the public domain in intellectual property law. The public domain has existed
… In 1896, the US Supreme Court imported the term 'public domain" from French law, and it …

<p>One of the challenging questions which confronts both academics and practitioners is
whether there is a generic concept of management. One way of discovering whether …

… But this public domain is not my public domain. More precisely, it is not the public domain
that matters to me most. And I have thought that perhaps it would be appropriate to say a bit …