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portada Copy/Rights and Early Cinema: Proceedings of the 17th International Domitor Conference
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
400
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781643151090

Copy/Rights and Early Cinema: Proceedings of the 17th International Domitor Conference

Auclair, Clara; Christie, Ian; Johnson, Martin L. (Author) · Lever Press · Paperback

Copy/Rights and Early Cinema: Proceedings of the 17th International Domitor Conference - Auclair, Clara; Christie, Ian; Johnson, Martin L.

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Synopsis "Copy/Rights and Early Cinema: Proceedings of the 17th International Domitor Conference"

Histories of early cinema often focus on technological, social, and aesthetic developments in the medium. But cinema also posed legal challenges throughout the world and continues to do so in the era of digital media and AI. The methods used to establish and defend copyright varied across national contexts and changed over time, shaping how films were circulated and preserved. This edited volume includes essays based on conference papers given at the 17th Domitor conference and includes case studies from a range of national, historical, and cultural contexts. The essays in this volume address an array of themes, including copyright and early intermediality, piracy and censorship, international distribution, infamy and defamation, and publicity, privacy, and rights to the image. Although these essays center the first decades of cinema, the rights they address continue to resonate today. Since intellectual property law is constantly struggling to stay abreast of technological innovation, this collection has special relevance in a new era of global production and digital technologies that is as momentous as the invention of cinema. Claiming, defining, and defending rights are returned to the spotlight as AI draws upon the past of cinema to shape its future.

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