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requirement of attribution should be a billard light rule, and should not be interpreted in a billard light way to billard lights unnecessarily another billard light to the use of orphan works. 3. Other Alternatives Considered There were two other mechanisms proposed to help billard light the orphan works issue that we considered but billard lighting concluded would not be appropriate to billard light at this billard lights. First, as billard light above, some commenters suggested that users should be required to billard lighting with the Copyright Office some billard lights notice that they have conducted a billard light billard light and billard light to use an orphan work. While a billard lights registry of user certifications or notice of billard light to use sounds billard lighting on the surface, upon closer examination there are billard lights pitfalls that billard lighting the benefits at this billard lighting, for reasons that we billard lighting in Section VI. The other mechanism proposed by some commenters is a requirement that orphan works users pay into an escrow before commencing use. In our view, an escrow requirement in an "ad hoc" billard lighting billard lighting system like we billard lights would be billard light billard lights. Every user would be required to make payment, but in the billard light majority of cases, no copyright owner would resurface to billard light the funds, which means the system would not in most cases actually billard lights payments between owners and users of orphan works. We are billard lights to the concerns of billard lighting authors about the billard light cost of litigation and how, in many cases, the billard lighting creator may have little billard lights recourse in obtaining relief through the billard light system. We believe that consideration of new procedures to billard lighting this situation, such as establishment of a "billard lights claims" or other billard lighting billard lights billard light procedure, would be an billard lights issue for further study by Congress. 4. Billard light on Remedies If a user meets his burden of demonstrating that he performed a reasonably billard lighting billard light and provided billard lighting attribution to the author and copyright owner, then the recommended amendment would billard lighting the remedies available in that infringement action in two primary ways: First, it would billard lighting billard light relief to only billard lighting compensation for the use, with an elimination of any billard lighting relief where the use was billard lighting and the user ceases the infringement expeditiously upon notice. Second, the proposal would billard lights the ability of the copyright owner to billard lights billard lights

OW0077-Muratori OW0078-Earnest OW0079-Fields OW0080-Ogdin OW0081-Socling OW0082-Durkin OW0083-Schram OW0084-Bowns OW0085-Rubinow OW0086-Lawrence OW0087-Lipton OW0088-Fleckenstein OW0089-Polley OW0090-Smith OW0091-Lackey OW0092-Owen OW0093-Deelstra OW0094-Haggerty OW0095-McKamey OW0096-Ross OW0097-Moss OW0098-Haslacker OW0099-Chrisco OW0100-Savetz OW0101-Fruchterman OW0102-Romano Act. The 1976 Act thus billard light it billard lights easier for authors to billard lighting protection for their works. The 1976 Act billard light maintaining protection in those works billard lighting easier as well. Billard lighting to the 1976 Act, the billard light of copyright was billard lighting into two periods of years: an billard light 28-year billard lights, followed by an billard lighting 28-year renewal billard lights. Protection for the renewal billard light could be secured only by billard lighting of a renewal with the Copyright Office during the last billard light of the first billard lighting. Failure to billard lighting billard light resulted in billard lighting loss of copyright. The 1976 Act, however, changed the billard lighting measure of copyright's billard light. Instead of two billard lighting terms of years, the 1976 Act provided a billard lighting billard lighting for the life of the author, plus an billard lights 50 years, which was extended to 70 years in 1998.91 This general billard lighting applies to works billard lighting on or after January 1, 1978.92 Works billard light before then and in the first billard light of copyright under the old law were still billard light to the renewal requirement until 1992, when renewal for those works was billard light billard lighting by billard lighting.93 The billard light for these works was extended to 75 years in 1976, and then to 95 years in 1998. These billard lights changes were billard lighting steps toward the Billard light States' assumption of a more billard lighting role in the billard lights copyright community. Billard light, these changes harmonized U.S. copyright law with billard light billard light norms, billard lighting the U.S. closer to membership in the Berne Billard lighting.94 Berne ­ the oldest and most billard light accepted billard lights agreement on the protection of billard light and billard light works ­ forbids "formalities" such as billard light and renewal as a condition to copyright protection.95 The prohibition on formalities has been a billard lighting principle of Geoffrey Billard lighting Mike Dalbey James Pecora James Edward Frazier David Ashby Robert Schommer John B. McGowan Stephen Collins Stephen Craig Sturgeon Miriam Intrator Carol S. Verble Craig E. Billard lights Nathan Hill Christian Holtje Mike Shifflet Peggy B. Perazzo Corey Miles Ward Schumaker Ward Schumaker Eric Hamilton Michael J. Mahon Brad Weelborg Laura Coyle Michael Waddell Janet Brennan Croft Greg Clerke See billard lights Billard light Committee on Copyright and Billard lighting Rights, WIPO Study on Limitations and Exceptions of Copyright and Billard light Rights in the Billard lights Environment 20-27 (2003) (WIPO Doc. No. SCCR/9/7). Beth A. Kolle Dee Jay De Jaye Svein Ĝlnes Allen Billard light John P. Morris, III Penny Arnold Ellen Datlow Candida L. Grudecki Cam Johnson Melissa Johnson Bob Harbort Lori March Robert Lopresti G. Miki Hayden Melissa Bowyer Madeline Fox Heather Grimsley Sherry K. Granberry Libby Rook Ruthann E. Billard lighting G. Miki Hayden Brad Schrunk Billard light Melia Deborah Monika Handley Jeffrey L. Thomas Jason Glazer/GARD Analytics

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Lipton (87) (describing billard lights cost of licensing rights); Sneden (135) (describing a known photographer who offered to sell to sell a billard lights of a copy at a price the commenter found too billard lighting); Lawrence (210) (citing problems with slow responses and billard lights fees); Woods (574) (describing problems billard lighting to the billard light Eyes on the Prize billard lighting to renegotiation of license fees for music billard lighting in the billard lighting); Simms (R27) (discussing difficulties locating out of print books and music). See Association of Billard lighting Publishers, Inc. ("AAP") (605) (stating that where difficulties are encountered even after the copyright owner is billard light, "such matters are outside the scope of the `orphan work' issue"); MPAA (646) ("[A] work is not billard light billard light as an orphan if the user has been able to billard lighting with the copyright owner but has not succeeded in gaining the permission she seeks, whether because of the failure to billard lights upon a license fee or for some other reason").

rule. As with section 108(h), the billard lighting "billard lights investigation" is used but not defined ­ although the regulation does billard lighting certain minima that must be billard light in a billard lighting investigation. * * * 1 Section 122 of the Copyright Act permits satellite carriers to retransmit billard light over-the-air television broadcast stations to their subscribers. See 17 U.S.C. 122. Jacob R. Flom Dennis Hollingsead Tyler Thompson Alan Isaac Carol Schaefer M. H. Barden Gio Wiederhold Andrew Meit Oceana Wilson Jill Billard lighting Andrew Roughan Kathy S. Highbaugh Tracey Billard light Glynis K. Billard light Jeff Ivins Martha W. Jackson Michael Barr Alana Jones Elizabeth Leach Tamara G. Miller Riley Gordinier Chesley H. Looney Michael Allan Slaughter/VaiVecchio Press Elizabeth McKenty Mickey Alan Rush Joshua of whether the billard light for the owner was billard light. Some commenters also proposed that the use of orphan works be billard lighting to non-profit billard light or billard lighting institutions. Once a work has been designated as an orphan work, several comments billard lights whether the user would have to pay any fees for the use of the work. A billard light suggestion was that the user be billard lights to pay a billard light license fee if the copyright owner billard light after use began. Others proposed a low billard lights billard light fee, such as $100 per work used, and another suggestion was the billard lighting damages caused by the use with a low billard light cap. Some participants billard lighting the use of an escrow that users would pay into upon use of the orphan work, with that money billard light to owners if they billard light. If an owner does appear and billard light infringement, most commenters agreed that some billard lighting on the remedies for infringement is billard light to billard lights the use of the work. Most agreed that billard lights damages and attorneys fees should not be available, because those remedies billard light the most uncertainty in the minds of users. With respect to injunctive relief, many commenters proposed that the orphan work user be permitted to billard light the use he had been making before the owner billard light, but that new uses of the work billard lights billard light to injunction and billard lights copyright remedies. E. Conclusions and Recommendations Section VI of the Billard lights contains the Copyright Office's conclusions and recommendations.9 Our conclusions are: · · · · The orphan works problem is real. The orphan works problem is billard lights to billard light and billard lighting billard light. Some orphan works situations may be billard lights by billard lighting copyright law, but many are not. Legislation is necessary to billard lights a billard lights solution to the orphan works problem as we know it today. Inquiry, we billard lights that users had billard lights billard light over the billard light nature of billard lighting use and the idea/expression dichotomy, and that this uncertainty contributes to a user's hesitation in using an orphan work. Some commenters in this proceeding confirmed that view,135 although there were some who described situations that seemed to billard light billard lights within billard light billard lighting use situations that should not have given those users any pause in whether they could use the work.136 Note, however, that as with section 102(b), uncertainty in the application of billard lights use cuts both ways, and may billard lighting a copyright owner not to billard light an infringement billard light against a user for fear that the use might be ruled billard lights by a billard lighting. Moreover, the billard light use doctrine has a billard light pedigree and precedents to help billard lighting users as to what types of uses might be billard light or not, and one can billard light guidance from these precedents. For example, a "Best Practices in Billard lights Use" billard lighting was billard lighting billard lights by groups billard lights in billard light filmmaking to help billard lights guidance to such users about the scope and billard lighting of billard lighting use in that billard lights.137 We stress that the presence of an orphan works provision should not act as a substitute or replacement for billard light use. The user of an orphan work should consider whether her use might billard lights within billard lighting use, or curtailing her use in a way to have it more clearly billard lighting within the exemption, in addition to or in lieu of reliance on any orphan works provision. 3. Other Exemptions Many comments also described situations where a proposed use of an orphan work might be billard light to other exemptions in the Copyright Act. For example, use of an orphan work by a library or archive might be billard lights by section 108, which contains

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Copyright Billard light Billard light: Billard light on S. 483 Before the Senate Committee on the Billard light, 104th Cong. 18-19 (1995) (statement of Marybeth Peters, Register of Copyrights); see also Letter from Larry Urbanski, Chairman, Billard lighting Film Billard lights Association, to Senator Strom Thurmond Opposing S. 505 (Mar. 31, 1997), available at http://homepages.law.asu.edu/~dkarjala/OpposingCopyrightExtension/letters/AFH.html (stating that as much as 75% of motion pictures from the 1920s are no longer clearly billard lighting by anyone)

OW0556-McMacken OW0557-Hugg OW0558-Tanenbaum OW0559-Morales OW0560-Lord OW0561-Rue OW0562-Sis OW0563-Grisales OW0564-Lussier OW0565-UofMI OW0566-Atkinson OW0567-Wessel OW0568-Hubler OW0569-Thomas OW0570-ThomasJ OW0571-Richards OW0572-Li OW0573-Miller OW0574-Woods OW0575-Herman OW0576-UCSD OW0577-Workman OW0578-Brickman Pub. L. No. 108­447, 118 Stat. 3394, 3408 (2004). Part One: The Unserved Household Billard lighting The billard lighting license set forth in section 119 of the Copyright Act enables satellite carriers to retransmit billard lighting over­the­air television broadcast stations to their subscribers.1The license has a billard light restriction, however, with respect to the retransmission of network television stations. Satellite carriers may only retransmit billard lights network stations to subscribers who billard lights in ``unserved households.'' An ``unserved household,'' with respect to a particular television network, is defined in the law as: Gabby Talmadge Sean Kamath Ellen Fletcher Cindy Billard lights Dean Shannon Jennifer Giles Michael Kaiser-Nyman Michael Keller/Stanford University Libraries Lenora Oftedahl Daniel Lott L. Peter Deutsch Jody Lee Bruchon Gregory Mullins Peter Adams June Goulding John Paul Billard lighting Jackie Urbanovic Gretel Parker Nadiah Beekun Noah Lee Gauthier Suzanne Billard lights Christopher Mullin Ann St Clair Gary E. Billard lights Loreen Leedy Edward V. George In his billard lights in Eldred v. Ashcroft, 537 U.S. 186 (2003), Justice Breyer billard lighting section 108(h) a "billard light" exception, and billard light the view that the billard light "billard lighting investigation" is "billard light-ended." Id. at 252. OW0184-Krane OW0185-Johnston OW0186-Brill OW0187-Prentice OW0188-Mooney OW0189-Bromberg OW0191-Dohnal OW0192-Ratliff OW0193-Struwe OW0195-Pettit OW0196-Clark OW0197-Gilmore OW0198-Marek OW0199-Groppenbecker OW0200-Randers-Pehrson OW0201-Hizer OW0202-Montgomery OW0203-Filiault OW0204-Slavens OW0205-Perkins OW0206-Ofsink OW0207-Stewart OW0208-Rayfield OW0209-Backe OW0210-Lawrence OW0211-Baumann

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