Edited by Enrico Bonadio, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, The City Law School, City St George’s, University of London, UK and Nicola Lucchi, Associate Professor of Law, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

‘This edited volume provides a rich collection of material that invites further discussion and reflection. The book could not be timelier and the arguments made by the various authors will continue to be relevant even in the near and distant future. Non-Conventional Copyright is not only highly entertaining to read and a valuable resource to resort back to. Moreover it provides as a compilation a balanced view on the arguments for and against copyright protection.’

• Contents: Introduction: Setting the scene for non-conventional copyrightEnrico Bonadio and Nicola LucchiPART I ART1. Copyright in the Expanded Field: On Land Art and Other New MediumsXiyin Tang2. Copyright and Conceptual Art Shane Burke3. Copyright in Bio artJani McCutcheon4. Street art, graffiti and copyrightEnrico Bonadio 5. Copyright Protection of TattoosYolanda M. King 6. Copyright in Culinary PresentationsCathay Y. N. SmithPART II MUSIC AND CULTURE7. Protecting traditional music under Copyright (and choosing not to enforce it)Luke McDonagh 8. Music improvisation and copyrightGiuseppe Mazziotti 9. Original Compilations of Musical Works: Can DJ Sets Be Protected by Copyright?Tom Iverson10. Copyright Protection for Modern Comedic MaterialTrevor M. Gates11. Now You Own It, Now You Don’t - Or Do You? Copyright and Related Rights in Magic Productions and PerformancesF. Jay Dougherty12. Copyright protection of sport movesPéter MezeiPART III INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE13. Copyright and typefacesArul George Scaria and Mathews P. George 14. The press publishers’ right in the European Union: An overreaching proposal and the future of news online Stavroula Karapapa15. Law and Odor: Elusive Copyright and Other IP Protection for FragrancesCharles Cronin16. Subsistence of Copyright over CAD files in 3D Printing: The Canadian, the U.S. and European OutlookTeshager Dagne17. Copyrightability of Engineered DNA SequencesNicola Lucchi18. Artificial Intelligence, Computer Generated Works and CopyrightMassimo MaggiorePART IV ILLEGALITY AND IMMORALITY19. Copyright Protection of Illegal WorksEldar Haber20. Copyright and PornographyEnrico Bonadio and Nicola Lucchi21. On How to Deal with Pandora’s Box – Copyright in Works of Nazi LeadersMarc MimlerECONOMIC EPILOGUE22. Non-Conventional Copyright: An Economic PerspectiveTim W. Dornis Index

Edited by Enrico Bonadio, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, The City Law School, City St George’s, University of London, UK and Nicola Lucchi, Associate Professor of Law, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

‘This edited volume provides a rich collection of material that invites further discussion and reflection. The book could not be timelier and the arguments made by the various authors will continue to be relevant even in the near and distant future. Non-Conventional Copyright is not only highly entertaining to read and a valuable resource to resort back to. Moreover it provides as a compilation a balanced view on the arguments for and against copyright protection.’

• Contents: Introduction: Setting the scene for non-conventional copyrightEnrico Bonadio and Nicola LucchiPART I ART1. Copyright in the Expanded Field: On Land Art and Other New MediumsXiyin Tang2. Copyright and Conceptual Art Shane Burke3. Copyright in Bio artJani McCutcheon4. Street art, graffiti and copyrightEnrico Bonadio 5. Copyright Protection of TattoosYolanda M. King 6. Copyright in Culinary PresentationsCathay Y. N. SmithPART II MUSIC AND CULTURE7. Protecting traditional music under Copyright (and choosing not to enforce it)Luke McDonagh 8. Music improvisation and copyrightGiuseppe Mazziotti 9. Original Compilations of Musical Works: Can DJ Sets Be Protected by Copyright?Tom Iverson10. Copyright Protection for Modern Comedic MaterialTrevor M. Gates11. Now You Own It, Now You Don’t - Or Do You? Copyright and Related Rights in Magic Productions and PerformancesF. Jay Dougherty12. Copyright protection of sport movesPéter MezeiPART III INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE13. Copyright and typefacesArul George Scaria and Mathews P. George 14. The press publishers’ right in the European Union: An overreaching proposal and the future of news online Stavroula Karapapa15. Law and Odor: Elusive Copyright and Other IP Protection for FragrancesCharles Cronin16. Subsistence of Copyright over CAD files in 3D Printing: The Canadian, the U.S. and European OutlookTeshager Dagne17. Copyrightability of Engineered DNA SequencesNicola Lucchi18. Artificial Intelligence, Computer Generated Works and CopyrightMassimo MaggiorePART IV ILLEGALITY AND IMMORALITY19. Copyright Protection of Illegal WorksEldar Haber20. Copyright and PornographyEnrico Bonadio and Nicola Lucchi21. On How to Deal with Pandora’s Box – Copyright in Works of Nazi LeadersMarc MimlerECONOMIC EPILOGUE22. Non-Conventional Copyright: An Economic PerspectiveTim W. Dornis Index

Edited by Enrico Bonadio, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, The City Law School, City St George’s, University of London, UK and Nicola Lucchi, Associate Professor of Law, Jönköping International Business School, Sweden

‘This edited volume provides a rich collection of material that invites further discussion and reflection. The book could not be timelier and the arguments made by the various authors will continue to be relevant even in the near and distant future. Non-Conventional Copyright is not only highly entertaining to read and a valuable resource to resort back to. Moreover it provides as a compilation a balanced view on the arguments for and against copyright protection.’

• Contents: Introduction: Setting the scene for non-conventional copyrightEnrico Bonadio and Nicola LucchiPART I ART1. Copyright in the Expanded Field: On Land Art and Other New MediumsXiyin Tang2. Copyright and Conceptual Art Shane Burke3. Copyright in Bio artJani McCutcheon4. Street art, graffiti and copyrightEnrico Bonadio 5. Copyright Protection of TattoosYolanda M. King 6. Copyright in Culinary PresentationsCathay Y. N. SmithPART II MUSIC AND CULTURE7. Protecting traditional music under Copyright (and choosing not to enforce it)Luke McDonagh 8. Music improvisation and copyrightGiuseppe Mazziotti 9. Original Compilations of Musical Works: Can DJ Sets Be Protected by Copyright?Tom Iverson10. Copyright Protection for Modern Comedic MaterialTrevor M. Gates11. Now You Own It, Now You Don’t - Or Do You? Copyright and Related Rights in Magic Productions and PerformancesF. Jay Dougherty12. Copyright protection of sport movesPéter MezeiPART III INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE13. Copyright and typefacesArul George Scaria and Mathews P. George 14. The press publishers’ right in the European Union: An overreaching proposal and the future of news online Stavroula Karapapa15. Law and Odor: Elusive Copyright and Other IP Protection for FragrancesCharles Cronin16. Subsistence of Copyright over CAD files in 3D Printing: The Canadian, the U.S. and European OutlookTeshager Dagne17. Copyrightability of Engineered DNA SequencesNicola Lucchi18. Artificial Intelligence, Computer Generated Works and CopyrightMassimo MaggiorePART IV ILLEGALITY AND IMMORALITY19. Copyright Protection of Illegal WorksEldar Haber20. Copyright and PornographyEnrico Bonadio and Nicola Lucchi21. On How to Deal with Pandora’s Box – Copyright in Works of Nazi LeadersMarc MimlerECONOMIC EPILOGUE22. Non-Conventional Copyright: An Economic PerspectiveTim W. Dornis Index