‘My tongue is mine ain’: Copyright, the Spoken Word, and Privacy

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Title:	‘My tongue is mine ain’: Copyright, the Spoken Word, and Privacy
Authors:	MacQueen, Hector L
Issue Date:	2005
Citation:	(2005) Modern Law Review vol 68(3), 349-377
Publisher:	Blackwell Publishing
Abstract:	This article shows how under the present legislation in the United Kingdom copyright may exist in speech, in particular in interviews and conversations, provided that the words are recorded and constitute an original work.
Sponsor(s):	Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
Keywords:	Law extempore speech copyright Intellectual Property
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1842/2192
Appears in Collections:	IP, Cultural Heritage and the Public Domain

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