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Volume 19, Issue 3
ARTICLES
Alan Isaacman and the First Amendment: A Candid Interview with Larry Flynt’s Attorney
Clay Calvert & Robert D. Richards
Reconsidering the Federal Journalist’s Privilege for Non-Confidential Information: Gonzalez v. NBC
Anthony L. Fargo
E-Commerce, Business Method Patents, and the USPTO: An Old Debate for a New Economy
Q. Todd Dickinson
Invading the “Homes” of the Homeless: Is Existing Right of Privacy/Publicity Legislation Adequate?
Laurel Kallen
Does Ethics Make Good Law? A Case Study
Jeff Storey
Volume 19, Issue 2
ARTICLES
White House Anti-Drug Policy: Statutory and Constitutional Implications
Ariel Berschadsky
Napster Through the Scope of Property and Personhood: Leaving Artists Incomplete People
Zachary Garsek
1999 Amendment to Work Made for Hire Doctrine Comes Full Circle: Where It Came From, What It’s Been Through, and Where It Is Now
Valerie A. Dearth
Digital Killed the Radio Star: The Future of the Sound Recording Performance Right
Gary M. McLaughlin
Do It Yourself: The Music Industry Guide to Regulation of Violent Content
James W. Rose
Who Is Entitled to Own the Past?
Ashton Hawkins, David Korzenik & David Rudenstine
Time to Say Good-bye to Madonna’s American Pie: Why Mechanical Compulsory Licensing Should Be Put to Rest
Theresa M. Bevilacqua
Volume 19, Issue 1
ARTICLES
Reports from the Front Lines of the Art and Cultural Property Wars, Introductory Comments
Schulyer G. Chapin
Have Moral Rights Come of (Digital) Age in the United States?
Jane C. Ginsburg
The Line Between Work and Framework, Text and Context
Justin Hughes
The Tilted Art Controversy
Richard Serra
Cultural Property, International Trade & Human Rights
John Henry Merryman
The Rightness and Utility of Voluntary Repatriation
David Rudenstine
Museums and the Acquisition of Antiquities
James Cuno
Public Opinion Regarding Cultural Property Policy
Nancy C. Wilkie
What the New Millennium Might Bring
Daniel Shapiro
Art as Information
Michael Govan
Finding Cultural Property Online
Kenneth Hamma
Cloning and Copyright
Stephen E. Weil
Art: To Fund or Not To Fund? That Is Still the Question
Sarah F. Warren