Can you name the Entertainment Law Cases?

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HoldingCase (e.g. Jones v. Smith)Additional Information
Delivery of a speech is not general publication
A product capable of copyright infringement is not liable for copyright infringement if it is capable of significant non-infringing uses
'Right of Reply' statutes violate the freedom of the press
The unnecessary use of a plaintiff's name may be an invasion of privacy
Held that public figures only need to show recklessness for a defamation claim
Unauthorized commercial use of a person's likeness is an invasion of privacy, even if you do not use their name or photo
Marketing a product for copyright-infringing uses makes you liable for copyright infringement
Oral contracts, such as those for production rights to a movie, are enforceable
Held that private individuals only need to show negligence for a defamation claim
You cannot sell a right, such as a right to editing, that you do not have
Ideas are not copyrightable, but the expression of ideas is
HoldingCase (e.g. Jones v. Smith)Additional Information
Artistic renderings are subject to 1st amendment protection and are thus not an invasion of privacy
An admission fee does not have to be charged for a use to be considered 'for profit'
Established that public officials need to prove actual malice for a claim of defamation
Introduced 4-factor test for fair use; involved Gerald Ford
The test for defamation is based on what a reasonable person would assume
Music played over a radio in a restaurant is not a copyright violation
The FCC has the right to prohibit some broadcasts
Having exclusive rights to a story that someone else wrote does not mean having exclusive rights to the characters in that story
If no one would reasonably think a statement is true, it is not defamation
If you copy a source, other copying that same source are not infringing on your copyright
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