Not as Clean as They Wanna Be: Intermediate Copying in Campbell v. Acuff-Rose

Coats, William S. & Kramer, David H.

Journal: UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

Volume: 16

First Page: 607

Year: 1994

Bluebook Citation: 16 HASTINGS COMM. & ENT. L.J. 607 (1994)

Author: William Sloan Coats: all 3 publications


Abstract

In Campbell v. Acuff-Rose, the United States Supreme Court discussed digital sampling technology and the question of fair use for the first time. While most of the attention given Campbell has involved the question of fair use, this article raises several interesting questions about the impact digital sampling will have on this unexplored area of copyright protection. The authors suggest creative incentives for original authors may be safeguarded by analyzing intermediate copying as a separate use of copyrighted work.

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