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Federal Copyright Law in the Computer Era: Protection for the Authors of Video Games
This Comment analyzes both the manner and scope of copyright protection currently afforded computer video games. It then discusses the means available under federal copyright laws to protect the underlying computer program and concludes that the game should be regarded as a unit. The effect of tre
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