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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

VolIssueFirst  Last Article
633Jeremyde BeerCanada’s Copyright Tariff-Setting Process: An Empirical Review 
622SofiaRitalaHow Should the American First-Sale Doctrine Be Developed in Light of New Digital Distribution Technologies for Copyrighted Works? 
614BarbaraLauriatFree Trade in Books: The 1878 Royal Commission on Copyright 
602RebeccaTushnetPerformance Anxiety: Copyright Embodied and Disembodied 
592ZviRosenReimagining Bleistein: Copyright for Advertisements in Historical Perspective 
582BrianLee PelandaDeclarations of Cultural Independence: The Nationalistic Imperative Behind the Passage of Early American Copyright Laws, 1783-1787 
573MartinSenftlebenBridging the Differences Between Copyright’s Legal Tradition — The Emerging EC Fair Use Doctrine 
562StephanieBergRemedying the Statutory Damages Remedy for Secondary Copyright Infringement Liability: Balancing Copyright and Innovation in the Digital Age 
552 & 3Makeen F.MakeenThe Protection of Cinematographic Works Under the Copyright Laws of Egypt and Lebanon 
544PatrickMasiyakurimaThe Effectiveness of Judicial Licensing in Copyright Law 
531 & 2Mark H.JaffeDefusing the Time Bomb Once Again – Determining Authorship in a Sound Recording 
523Daniel R.JohnstonDebunking Fair Use Rights and Copyduty Under U.S. Copyright Law 
511CatherineSevillePeter Pan’s Rights: “To Die Will Be and Awfully Big Adventure” 
501Richard B.Graves IIIIGlobalization,Treaty Powers, and the Limits of the Intellectual Property Clause 
494Daniel J.GervaisFeist Goes Global: A Comparative Analysis of the Notion of Originality in Copyright Law 
481 & 2Eric D.LeachEverything You Always Wanted to Know About Digital Performance Rights But Were Afraid to Ask 
471RyanCraigThe Development of Internet Education and the Role of Copyright Law 
464JeffreyWuArt Resale Rights and the Art Resale Market:  A Follow-up Study 
454Tyler T.OchoaDr. Seuss, The Juice and Fair Use: How the Grinch Silenced a Parody 
451ScottGlaubermanCitizen Suits Against States:  The Exclusive Jurisdiction Dilemma 
443RebeccaMartinThe WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty:  Will the U.S. Whistle a New Tune? 
433IraBrandissWriting in Frost on a Window Pane:  E-mail and Chatting on RAM and Copyright Fixation 
423JenniferHallBlues and Public Domain: No More Dues to Pay? 
413RobertCasslerCopyright Royalty Tribunal:  Balancing the Record 
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392AnthonyNolanBrave New World? Copyright Protection of Computer Programs in Germany and France in Light of the European Community Software Directive 
381ShiraPerlmutterThe Scope of Copyright in Telephone Directories:  Keep Listing Information in the Public Domain 
342AndreaRushThe Canadian Copyright Appeal Board: In Retrospect and In Revision