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The First Circuit ruled that the classic 1960 board game "The Game of Life" was created as a work made for hire, which means it isn't subject to copyright termination

The First Circuit rules that the classic 1960 board game "The Game of Life" was created as a work made for hire. Here's why it matters.

Chess and Copyright: "The Queen's Gambit" has sparked a new wave of interest in chess. And while chess moves and game results aren't protected by copyright law, that's not for a lack of trying.

WWhat's the Deal?

Chess and Copyright: A Losing Gambit

byAaron Moss

"The Queen's Gambit" has sparked a new wave of interest in chess. And while chess moves and game results aren't protected by copyright law, that's not for a lack of trying.

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A “Game of Life” That Can’t Be Terminated

Chess and Copyright: A Losing Gambit

Is Trump Office’s Use of the Great Seal Legal?

Copyright Registration for Blogs and Social Media Posts Now in Effect—But Here’s Why You May Not Qualify

Warhol’s “Prince Series” Isn’t Fair Use, But What Is?

Copyright Termination and “Harmless Error”

Are Courts Finally Getting Fed Up With Copyright Shakedowns?

Aaron Moss