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Ninth Circuit Holds that Script Ideas and Concepts Protected by Implied Contract
Ideas and concepts for movies and television shows are not protectable under copyright law. So if you approach a movie director with a script for the next summer blockbuster and the director takes the ideas and concepts from your script, but passes on the script itself, copyright law will not help you. The best way to protect yourself is with a written confidentiality/non-disclosure agreement. But what if you have nothing in writing? This was the […]
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