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The UCLA Entertainment Law Review (“ELR”) is an international law journal published once or twice a year by the UCLA School of Law. Since 1994, ELR’s staff has worked diligently to bring to our subscribers academic work of the highest quality, as well as articles that tackle the most novel and cutting edge issues in the field of entertainment law.

Volume 9, Issue 2, 2002

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Articles

The Justification and Scope of the Copyright Misuse Doctrine and Its Independence of the Antitrust Laws

Charnelle, Ilan

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Straightening Out Copyright Preemption

Moore, Schulyer M.

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The Intersection of Film Finance and Revised Article 9: A Mystery

Stevens, Pauline

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Finding the Unobstructed Window for Internet Film Viewing

Garcia, Alexis

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Boxing Basinger: Oral Contracts and the Manager's Privilege on the Ropes in Hollywood*

Giordano, Michael T.

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Advertising Entertainment: Can Government Regulate the Advertising of Fully-Protected Speech Consistent with the First Amendment?

Kole, Tara

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Digital Sampling: A Cultural Perspective

Self, Henry

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Objective Limitations or, How the Vigorous Application of "Strong Form" Idea/Expression Dichotomy Theory in Copyright Preliminary Injunction Hearings Might Just Save the First Amendment

Shiver Jr., Michael W.

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Enter the Dragon: China's WTO Accession, Film Piracy and Prospects for the Enforcement of Copyright Laws

Yonehara, Brent T.

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