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Copyright: Unfair Trade--Unfair Competition by Misappropriation of Radio Program Content

William Adams

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The promoter may grant an exclusive right to use the event commercially, or may grant the right to several parties.In a given case, the value to the broadcaster or advertiser will vary according to the degree of exclusiveness of that right.

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The promoter may grant an exclusive right to use the event commercially, or may grant the right to several parties.In a given case, the value to the broadcaster or advertiser will vary according to the degree of exclusiveness of that right.

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The promoter may grant an exclusive right to use the event commercially, or may grant the right to several parties.In a given case, the value to the broadcaster or advertiser will vary according to the degree of exclusiveness of that right.

Key concepts: Misappropriation, Unfair competition, Business, Competition (biology), Advertising, Law, Political science, Biology

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