Ariel Lavinbuk, May 28, 2013
In Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons Inc., the Supreme Court held that the Copyright Act’s first-sale doctrine applies to all copies of a copyrighted work made by or with the authorization of the U.S. copyright owner, regardless of where those copies were made. That means that genuine copies made and sold abroad by a U.S. copyright owner can now be imported into the United States, where they can be resold or otherwise transferred freely-whether the copyright
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