The document discusses various aspects of copyright law and contracts related to conveying rights in creative works. It covers the three main models for conveying rights: assignment, where the owner sells copyrights; works made for hire, where rights are assigned by agreement; and licensing, where rights are rented through a non-exclusive or exclusive license. It also provides examples of language that can be used in contracts for assignments, works made for hire, and licensing agreements.

4. Bad Faith: Diverting Customers

5. Bad Faith: For Sale

7. Why is this OK? http://www.dailynews.com/ http://www.thedailynews.com/ http://www.nydailynews.com/index.html

8. Advertising Keywords Problems with Buying Keywords, and selling Keywords

11. 1-800 Contacts vs. Lens.com

12. 1-800 Contacts Keywords: “Contact lenses”

22. Exception to Copyright Infringement: Is it TRANSFORMATIVE?

23. Satire is NOT Fair Use

25. Summary - Exceptions Trademark: “Nominative” or “fair Use” of mark a defense Is reproducing the screen shot OK?

26. Summary – Exceptions

30. Conveying Rights

44. Implied License

45. Tribune Freelance Agreement