This Case 6-2, A & M Records, Inc. vs. Napster, Inc. is located on page 143-144 in your textbook. This case provides clarification on the doctrine of fair use with regards to online music trading. A & M Records, Inc., sued Napster, claiming that Napster was violating the copyright of certain companies and musicians.

Read this case carefully, and then respond to the questions posed below. Be sure that you create your responses in at least one well-developed paragraph for each question that explains and supports your opinions and positions. You must justify your responses. Proofread your work to ensure there are no spelling, grammar, or sentence structure errors. If you use another resource (optional), ensure you properly cite it using APA format.

Apply your critical thinking skills!

1. Summarize the relevant facts of the case.

2. What is the conclusion?

3. Identify one ambiguous word or phrase in the court's decision and show how that ambiguity affects your willingness to accept the court's conclusion.

4. If you could change one fact to make it less likely the judge would rule against Napster, which fact would you change?

Unit 3 Review Assignment

Please write in complete sentences. You should work on this assignment as you go through the assigned readings and chapters in your textbook. Avoid copying directly from the text. Your responses should be in your own words.

Chapter 6

1. How are domain names, trademarks, and cyber-squatting related?

2. Define the term "fair use" doctrine. How does fair use relate to copyright and piracy?

Chapter 14

3. What is real property?

4. What is personal property?

5. Explain the difference between tangible and intangible property. Give one example of each.

6. Briefly explain two ways of involuntarily transferring real property.

7. Briefly explain the steps in a voluntary transferof real property.

Chapter 15

8. What is intellectual property?

9. What is a patent? Why is patent protection important?

10. What criteria must be satisfied in order to get patent protection?

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