Focus (Forum & Focus)
Sep. 13, 2008
Product Placement
Acts wholly performed in another country that would otherwise be infringement here are beyond the scope of the Copyright Act, writes Donald M. Gindy. - Focus Column
By Donald M. Gindy
This article appears on Page 7
Costco is that lively store where you go to buy a bottle of ketchup and end up with two years' worth of the stuff. Omega Watches are neither shaken, nor stirred, but often advertise James Bond as one of their endorsers. Recently, these two giants of their respective industries had a small disagreement about Costco's sale of watches manufactured in Sw...
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