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Vol. 21, Issue 2, 2014January 01, 2014 EDT

Gray Works: How the Failure of Copyright Law to Keep Pace with Technological Advancement in the Digital Age Has Created a Class of Works Whose Protection is Uncertain… and What Can Be Done About It

Kenneth R.L. Parker,
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Journal of Intellectual Property
Kenneth R.L. Parker, Gray Works: How the Failure of Copyright Law to Keep Pace with Technological Advancement in the Digital Age Has Created a Class of Works Whose Protection Is Uncertain… and What Can Be Done About It, 21 Journal of Intellectual Property 265 (2014).
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