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Hastings Communications and Entertainment Law Journal

Volume 36, Number 1 (2014)

Articles

Says Who?: The Futility of Authenticating Art in the Courtroom
Valerie Medelyan

Political Broadcasting Fairness in the Twenty-First Century: Putting Candidates and the Public on Equal First Amendment Footing
Mark R. Arbuckle

A Possibility of the Korean Wave Renaissance Construction Through K-Pop: Sustainable Development of the Korean Wave as a Cultural Industry
Yeojin Kim

Rereading a Canonical Copyright Case: The Nonexistent Right to Hoard in Fox Film Corp. v. Doyal
Shane D. Valenzi

Notes

Copyright and Choreography: The Negative Costs of the Current Framework for Licensing Choreography and a Proposal for an Alternative Licensing Model
Matt Kovac

Regulating the Unregulable: Finding the Proper Scope for Legislation to Combat Copyright Infringement on the Internet
Melis Atalay

Lost in Translation: The Obstacles of Streaming Digital Media and the Future of Transnational Licensing
Jasmine A. Braxton

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