De minimus use of photographs in movie not infringement

Article Abstract:

The US 2d Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the US Southern District Court of New York in Sandoval v. New Line Cinema Corp. The case involved the use of unpublished photographs in the film 'Seven' as part of the set dressing. Both courts agreed that the use was minimal and did not constitute copyright infringement.

United States, Copyright, Copyrights, Portrayals, Motion pictures, Movie set design

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At bay: hunting

Article Abstract:

US backlash against hunting has produced many new legal restrictions, some of which could endanger citizens by failing to control encroaching predators. Hunters need to educate the public of the conservational benefits of hunting, while improving their own ethics.

Laws, regulations and rules, Public opinion, Hunting, Hunters

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Inscrutable Europeans

Article Abstract:

The European Economic Community (EEC) has funded short secondments to send five European executives to Japanese companies. They are having trouble filling the positions. West Germany and Britain have been most responsive.

Management, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries

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