Understanding Copyright Law

by Marshall A. Leaffer

The landscape of copyright law has changed dramatically since the last edition of Understanding Copyright Law . During the past several years both the Congress and the courts have tried to adapt copyright law to the new, interactive (internet 2.0) digital technologies, such as You-Tube, and Facebook, and to efforts like the Google Book Search Project. This new edition of Understanding Copyright Law has incorporated all the recent case law and legislative developments, focusing on the challenges of the digital age. Written with clarity and precision, this edition of Understanding Copyright Law remains the most accessible and comprehensive text for students of copyright law.

682 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[KR · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's not as dry as it could be for a law book. It did make things easier to understand.