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Seton Award

Granted annually to recognize the best writing by a young lawyer published in the Journal of the Copyright Society of the U.S.A., the Seton Award honors Charles B. Seton (1910-2005), one of the founding members of the Society. To qualify, the article must have been written prior to the author’s 40th birthday. The Seton Award includes a financial prize.

PAST RECIPIENTS:

Vol Iss First  Last  Article  Short Citation
64       Coming Soon!  
63 3 Jeremy de Beer Canada’s Copyright Tariff-Setting Process: An Empirical Review

 

 45 J. Copyright Soc’y U.S. 546 (1998)
62 2 Sofia Ritala How Should the American First-Sale Doctrine Be Developed in Light of New Digital Distribution Technologies for Copyrighted Works?

 

 
61 4 Barbara Lauriat Free Trade in Books: The 1878 Royal Commission on Copyright

 

 
60 2 Rebecca Tushnet Performance Anxiety: Copyright Embodied and Disembodied

 

 
59 2 Zvi Rosen Reimagining Bleistein: Copyright for Advertisements in Historical Perspective

 

 
58 2 Brian Lee Pelanda Declarations of Cultural Independence: The Nationalistic Imperative Behind the Passage of Early American Copyright Laws, 1783-1787

 

 
57 3 Martin Senftleben Bridging the Differences Between Copyright’s Legal Tradition — The Emerging EC Fair Use Doctrine

 

 
56 2 Stephanie Berg Remedying the Statutory Damages Remedy for Secondary Copyright Infringement Liability: Balancing Copyright and Innovation in the Digital Age

 

 
55 2 & 3 Makeen F. Makeen The Protection of Cinematographic Works Under the Copyright Laws of Egypt and Lebanon

 

 
54 4 Patrick Masiyakurima The Effectiveness of Judicial Licensing in Copyright Law

 

 
53 1 & 2 Mark H. Jaffe Defusing the Time Bomb Once Again – Determining Authorship in a Sound Recording

 

 
52 3 Daniel R. Johnston Debunking Fair Use Rights and Copyduty Under U.S. Copyright Law

 

 
51 1 Catherine Seville Peter Pan’s Rights: “To Die Will Be and Awfully Big Adventure”

 

 
50 1 Richard B. Graves IIII Globalization,Treaty Powers, and the Limits of the Intellectual Property Clause

 

 
49 4 Daniel J. Gervais Feist Goes Global: A Comparative Analysis of the Notion of Originality in Copyright Law

 

 
48 1 & 2 Eric D. Leach Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Digital Performance Rights But Were Afraid to Ask

 

 
47 1 Ryan Craig The Development of Internet Education and the Role of Copyright Law

 

 
46 4 Jeffrey Wu Art Resale Rights and the Art Resale Market:  A Follow-up Study

 

 
45 4 Tyler T. Ochoa Dr. Seuss, The Juice and Fair Use: How the Grinch Silenced a Parody

 

45 J. Copyright Soc’y U.S. 546 (1998)
45 1 Scott Glauberman Citizen Suits Against States:  The Exclusive Jurisdiction Dilemma

 

 
44 3 Rebecca Martin The WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty:  Will the U.S. Whistle a New Tune?

 

 
43 3 Ira Brandiss Writing in Frost on a Window Pane:  E-mail and Chatting on RAM and Copyright Fixation

 

 
42 3 Jennifer Hall Blues and Public Domain: No More Dues to Pay?

 

 
41 3 Robert Cassler Copyright Royalty Tribunal:  Balancing the Record

 

 
40       No qualifying articles

 

 
39 2 Anthony Nolan Brave New World? Copyright Protection of Computer Programs in Germany and France in Light of the European Community Software Directive

 

 
38 1 Shira Perlmutter The Scope of Copyright in Telephone Directories:  Keep Listing Information in the Public Domain

 

 
34 2 Andrea Rush The Canadian Copyright Appeal Board: In Retrospect and In Revision