Hot Property: Bibliography

Welcome to the Hot Property Bibliography.

Welcome to the Hot Property "paper" library. All of the resources listed here are traditional media; for hyperlinked articles, please see the Hyperlinked Bibliography. If you have references you think belong on this list, please email Lynne Cooke at cookel@rpi.edu. Any and all feedback on these pages is welcome.

Bald, Margaret. "The Case of the Disappearing Author," Serials Review, v 19, pp 7 - 14, 1993.

Becker, Gary H. "Trends in Copyright." TechTrends, v 38, p 12 -13, September 1993.

Becker, Lynn. "Electronic Publishing: First Amendment Issues in the Twenty-First Century." Fordham Urban Law Journal, v 13, p 801, 1985.

Bothel, Richard Thomas. "Copyright or Copywrong?" Community College Journal, v. 64, pp 28 - 32, Aug/Sept. 1993.

Brascomb, Anne. Who Owns Information? Basic Books, 1994.

Burke, Edmund B. "Copyright Cathecism." EDUCOM Review, v 28, pp 46 - 49, Sept/Oct 1993.

Gersh, David L. and Sheri Jeffrey. "Structuring the Mulitmedia Deal: Legal Issues, Part 1: Licensing in the Multimedia Arena." CD-ROM Professional, v6, pp 36 - 40, March 1993.

Harpold, Terence. "The Contingencies of the Hypertext Link." Writing on the Edge 2, pp. 126 -139 ,1991.

Hendrickson, Kent and Katrina Strauch. "Intellectual Property Rights and Scholarly Publishing in the Twenty-First Century," Library Acquisitions: Practice and Theory, v 15, p 419, 1991.

Katsch, M. Ethan. "The First Amendment and Technological Change: The New Media Have a Message." George Washington Law Review, v 57, p 1459, 1989.

Leman, Jennifer. "The Future of Unpublished Works in Copyright Law After the Fair Use Amendment." The Journal of Corporation Law, v 18, p 619, Spring 1993.

Long, Chris and Claire Neesham. "Whose Copyright is it Anyway?" New Scientist, v 139, July 24, 1995.

McDaniel, Jay R. "Electronic Torts and Videotex -- At the Junction of Commerce and Communication." Rutgers Computer and Technology Law Journal, v 18, p 77, 1992.

Miller, Lynn. "Fair Use, Biographers, and Unpublished Works: Life After HR 4412." Journal of the Copyright Society of the U.S.A., v 40, pp 349 - 400, Spring 1993.

Moulthrop, Stuart. "You Say You Want a Revolution? Hypertext and the Laws of Media." Essays in PostModern Culture. Ed. A. Amaran and J. Unsworth. New York: Oxford University Press, 1993.

Neuner, Robert and Carl Oppendahl. "Unpatentable Subject Matter." New York Law Journal, April 6, 1992.

Samuelson, Pamela. "Some News Kinds of Authorship Made Possible by Computers and Some Intellectual Property Questions They Raise." University of Pittsburgh Law Review 53, pp 586 - 704, 1993.

Sassan, Anthony J. "Cubby, Inc. V. Compuserve Inc. : Comparing Apples to Oranges: The Need for New Media Classification." Software Law Journal, v 5, p 821, 1992.

Warner, Julian. "Writing and Literary Work in Copyright: A Binational and Historical Analysis." Journal of the American Society for Information Science, v 44, pp 307 - 21, July 1993.

"Should Copyright Law Make Unpublished Works Fair Game?" Ohio State Law Journal, v 51, pp 1399 - 1414, 1990.

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