Originality Requirements under U.S. and E.U. Copyright Law
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Understanding how copyright law applies to software is essential to making informed decisions about how to develop and distribute code. The first step of this analysis is to consider whether the code in question is in fact copyrightable. This document discusses the requirements for software to be considered within the scope of copyright under U.S. law. Because open source and free software development is very often conducted worldwide, a brief discussion of the applicability of copyright laws in the European Union is also included.
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تاریخ انتشار 2007