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100			_aShreya Matilal
245		0	_aIntellectual property in computer software : images, objections and prospective
260			_aBangaloreBangalore _bNLSIU _c1999
300			_a118 p. ; 25 cm.
505			_aCONTENTS LIST OF ACRONYMS; LIST OF CASES; LIST OF DIAGRAMS; CHAPTER-I INTRODUCTION; 1.1 THE NEW WEALTH OF NATIONS; 1.2 THE GLOBAL SOFTWARE INDUSTRY; 1.3 THE INDIAN SCENARIO; 1.4 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, COMPUTER SOFT\VARE AND THE UNCERTAINTY; 1.5 THE INQUIRY AND OBJECTIVE; 1.6 METHODOLOGY; 1.6.1 HYPOTHESIS; 1.6.2. RESEARCH QUESTIONS; 1.6.3. RESEARCH DESIGN; 1.6.4. FOOTNOTING STYLE; 1.7 CHAPTERIZATION; CHAPTER-II THE WORLD OF COMPUTER - AN OUTLINE; 2.1. COMPUTER - AN UNIQUE MACHINE; 2.2. GENERATIONS OF COMPUTERS; 2.3. THE HAHDWAHE AND SOFTWARE; 2.4. HARDWARE - THE ARCHITECTURE; 2.5. SOFTWARE - THE MIND; 2.6. SOFTWARE - THE DIFFERENT TYPES; 2.7. COMPUTEH LANGUAGES; 2.8. THE SOURCE CODE AND THE OBJECT CODE; 2.9. PROGRAM WRITING - THE STAGES; 2.10 INTEROPERABILITY AND INTERFACES; 2.11 REVEHSE ENGINEEHING AND THE DECOMPILATION; 2.12 USEH INTERFACE; CHAPT.ER-III COPYRIGHT PROTECTION FOR COMPUTER SOFTWARE - A CRITICAL SURVEY; 3.1 THE STATUTORY REGIME OF COPYRIGHT; 3.1.1 PROTECTION UNDER THE COPYRIGHT LAW OF UNITED STATES; 3.1.1.1 THE HISTORICAL BACKDROP; 3.1.1.2 THE PROVISIONS OF THE COPYHIGHT Act OF 1976; 3.1.1.3 THE SEMICONDUCTOR CHIP PROTEC'TION Act OF 1984; 3.1.2 PROTECTION UNDER THE COPYRIGHT LAW OF UNITED KINGDOM; 3.1.3 PROTECTION UNDER THE COPYRIGHT LAW OF INDIA; 3.1.4 PHOTECTION UNDER THE AGREEMENT ON TRADE RELATED ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS; 3.1.5 PROTECTION UNDER THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY DIRECTIVES; ON THE PROTECTOION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS; 3.1.6 THE WI PO COPYHIGHTTHEATY, 1996; 3.2 THE JUDICIAL PHONOUNCEMENTS; 3.2.1 COPYRIGHTABILITY OF COMPUTEH PROGRAMS EXPHESSED IN OBJECTIVE CODE; 3.2.2 COPYHIGHTABILITY OF NON-LITEHAL ELEMENTS OF COMPUTER PROGHAMS; 3.2.2.1 COPYRIGHTABILITY OF NON-LITERAL ELEMENTSIN THE CONTEXT OF PHOGRAM STRUCTURE AND DESIGN; 3.2.2.2 COI'YHIGHTABIIXIY IN NON-LITERAL ELEMENTS IN THE CONTEXT OF USER INTERFACE; 3.2.2.3 COPYHIGIIT IN NON LITERAL ELEMENTS APPROACH; OF THE COURTS FOLLOWING COMMON LAW SYSTEM; 1.2.2.4 NON LITERAL COPYING - THE INDIAN APPHOACH; 3.2.2.5 COPYRIGHTABILITY OF NON LITERAL ELEMENTS - A POLICY ISSUE; 3.2.3 COPYRIGHT PROTECTION AND REVE;RSE ENGINEEHING; 3.3 THE INTEROPERABILITY DEBATE; CHAPTER-IV PATENT PROTECTION FOR SOFTWARE RELATED INVENTIONA CRITICAL SURVEY; 4.1. THE PATENT REGIME IN UNITED STATES OF AMEHICA; 4.2 THE BHITISH PATENT REGIME; 4) THE INDIAN REGIME; 4.4 THE EUROPEAN POSITION; 4.5 EFFEC'T OF THE AGREEMENT ON TRADE - RELATED ASPEL'TS OF INTELLECUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS; CHAPTER-V OTHER FORMS OF LEGAL PROTECTION FOR SOFIWARE 5.1 USE OF LAW OF CONTRACT; 5.l.1 SHRINK-WRAP LICENSE; 5.l.l.1 FORMATION; 5.l.l.2 LEGAI.ITY OF THE LICENSE; 5.1.2 LICENSING OF BESPOKE SOFTWARE; 5.2 USE OF LAW OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION AND TRADE SECRET; CHAPTER-VI THE DOCTORINAIRE TENSION OF THE DIGITAL AGE - AN INQUIRY INTO CONCEPTIJAL DILEMMA OF THE EXISTING REGIME IN DEALING WITH COMPUTER PROGRAMS; 6.1 THE CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS 6.1.1 NON DISCLOSURE AND NON PERCEIVABII.ITY 6.l.2 COMPUTER PROGRAMS ARE NOT ONLY TEXT BUT THEY DO BEHAVE ALSO; 6.1.3 COMPUTER PROGRAMS ARE MACHINES EXPRESSED IN 111E FORM OF TEXT; 6.1.4 THE CYCLES OF UNDERPROTECTION AND OVERPROTECTION; 6.2 THE ECONOMIC DIMENSION OF THE DOCTRINAL PROBLEMS; CHAPTER-VII CO~CLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS; 7.1 THE EXISTING SYSTEM FAILS; 7.2 THE SUI GENERISSYSTEM; 7.3 TIEE SUGGESTED AMENDMENTS OF THE INDIAN COPYHIGHT ACT; BIBLIOGRAPHY.
650			_aCopyright Protection for Computer Software Global Software Industry Legal Protection for Software Patent Protection for Software Related Invention
700			_aProf. Dr. N L Mitra - GuideProf. Dr. N L Mitra - Guide
856			_uhttps://dans.nls.ac.in/handle/123456789/1367
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