Oracle America, Inc. v. Google Inc.

Filing 993

TRIAL BRIEF Google's Corrected April 25 Copyright Brief by Google Inc.. (Attachments: #1 Exhibit A)(Van Nest, Robert) (Filed on 4/26/2012)

EXHIBIT A

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Form TX
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SPACE 1: Title

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SPACE 2: Author(s)

Title of This Work: Every work submitted for copyright registration must be given a title to identify that particular work. If the copies or
phonorecords of the work bear a title or an identifying phrase that could
serve as a title, transcribe that wording completely and exactly on the application. Indexing of the registration and future identification of the work
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in the “Title of This Work” space. Then, in the line headed “Publication
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“Computer program”; “Editorial revisions”; “Compilation and English
translation”; “New text.”

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SPACE 3: Creation and Publication

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SPACE 4: Claimant(s)

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The copyright claimant is either the author of the work or a person or
organization to whom the copyright initially belonging to the author has
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a brief statement explaining how the claimant(s) obtained ownership of
the copyright. Examples: “By written contract”; “Transfer of all rights by
author”; “Assignment”; “By will.” Do not attach transfer documents or
other attachments or riders.

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SPACE 5: Previous Registration

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if so, whether there is any basis for a new registration. As a general rule,
only one basic copyright registration can be made for the same version
of a particular work.
Same Version: If this version is substantially the same as the work cov­
ered by a previous registration, a second registration is not generally possi­ le
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unless: (1) the work has been registered in unpublished form and a second
registration is now being sought to cover this first published edition; or (2)
someone other than the author is identified as copyright claimant in the
earlier registration, and the author is now seeking registration in his or her
own name. If either of these two exceptions applies, check the appropriate box
and give the earlier registration number and date. Otherwise, do not submit
Form TX. Instead, write the Copyright Office for information about supplementary registration or recordation of transfers of copyright ownership.
Changed Version: If the work has been changed and you are now seeking
registration to cover the additions or revisions, check the last box in space
5, give the earlier registration number and date, and complete both parts
of space 6 in accordance with the instructions below.
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registration has been made for the work, give the number and date of the
latest registration.

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SPACE 6: Derivative Work or Compilation

General Instructions: Complete space 6 if this work is a “changed
version,” “compilation,” or “derivative work” and if it incorporates one or
more earlier works that have already been published or registered for copyright or that have fallen into the public domain. A “compilation” is defined
as “a work formed by the collection and assembling of preexisting materials
or of data that are selected, coordinated, or arranged in such a way that
the resulting work as a whole constitutes an original work of authorship.”
A “derivative work” is “a work based on one or more preexisting works.”
Examples of derivative works include translations, fictionalizations, abridgments, condensations, or “any other form in which a work may be recast,
transformed, or adapted.” Derivative works also include works “consisting
of editorial revisions, annotations, or other modifications” if these changes,
as a whole, represent an original work of authorship.
Preexisting Material (space 6a): For derivative works, complete this space
and space 6b. In space 6a identify the preexisting work that has been recast,
transformed, or adapted. The preexisting work may be material that has
been previously published, previously registered, or that is in the public
domain. An example of preexisting material might be: “Russian version
of Goncharov’s ‘Oblomov.’”
Material Added to This Work (space 6b): Give a brief, general statement
of the new material covered by the copyright claim for which registration
is sought. Derivative work examples include: “Foreword, editing, critical
annotations”; “Translation”; “Chapters 11–17.” If the work is a compilation,
describe both the compilation itself and the material that has been compiled.
Example: “Compilation of certain 1917 speeches by Woodrow Wilson.” A
work may be both a derivative work and compilation, in which case a sample
statement might be: “Compilation and additional new material.”

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SPACE 7, 8,9: Fee, Correspondence,
Certification, Return Address

Deposit Account: If you maintain a Deposit Account in the Copyright
Office, identify it in space 7a. Otherwise leave the space blank and send
the fee with your application and deposit.
Correspondence (space 7b): Give the name, address, area code, telephone
number, fax number, and email address (if available) of the person to be
consulted if correspondence about this application becomes necessary.
Certification (space 8): The application cannot be accepted unless it bears
the date and the handwritten signature of the author or other copyright
claimant, or of the owner of exclusive right(s), or of the duly authorized
agent of author, claimant, or owner of exclusive right(s).
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envelope.

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3 Form TX

For a Nondramatic Literary Work
UNITED STATES COPYRIGHT OFFICE

REGISTRATION NUMBER

Privacy Act Notice: Sections 408-410 of title 17 of the United States
Code authorize the Copyright Office to collect the personally identifying
information requested on this form in order to process the application for copyright registration. By providing this information you are
agreeing to routine uses of the information that include publication
to give legal notice of your copyright claim as required by 17 U.S.C.
§705. It will appear in the Office’s online catalog. If you do not provide
the information requested, registration may be refused or delayed,
and you may not be entitled to certain relief, remedies, and benefits
under the copyright law.

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TX

TXU

EFFECTIVE DATE OF REGISTRATION

Month

Day

Year

DO NOT WRITE ABOVE THIS LINE. IF YOU NEED MORE SPACE, USE A SEPARATE CONTINUATION SHEET.
TITLE OF THIS WORK ▼

PREVIOUS OR ALTERNATIVE TITLES ▼
PUBLICATION AS A CONTRIBUTION If this work was published as a contribution to a periodical, serial, or collection, give information about the
collective work in which the contribution appeared.

If published in a periodical or serial give: Volume ▼

a

Number ▼

3
4

❑ No

AUTHOR’S NATIONALITY OR DOMICILE
Name of Country

OR

{

Citizen of

WAS THIS AUTHOR’S CONTRIBUTION TO
If the answer to either
THE WORK
Anonymous?

of these questions is
“Yes,” see detailed
instructions.

❑ Yes   ❑ No

Pseudonymous?

Domiciled in

  ❑ Yes    ❑  No

NATURE OF AUTHORSHIP Briefly describe nature of material created by this author in which copyright is claimed. ▼

b

NAME OF AUTHOR ▼

dates of birth and death
Year Born ▼
Year Died ▼

Was this contribution to the work a
“work made for hire”?

❑ Yes

❑ No

AUTHOR’S NATIONALITY OR DOMICILE
Name of Country

OR

{

Citizen of

WAS THIS AUTHOR’S CONTRIBUTION TO
If the answer to either
THE WORK
Anonymous?

of these questions is
“Yes,” see detailed
instructions.

❑ Yes   ❑  No

Pseudonymous?

Domiciled in

  ❑ Yes    ❑  No

NATURE OF AUTHORSHIP Briefly describe nature of material created by this author in which copyright is claimed. ▼

c

NAME OF AUTHOR ▼

dates of birth and death
Year Born ▼
Year Died ▼

Was this contribution to the work a
“work made for hire”?

❑ Yes

❑ No

AUTHOR'S NATIONALITY OR DOMICILE

{

Name of Country

OR

Citizen of

WAS THIS AUTHOR’S CONTRIBUTION TO
If the answer to either
THE WORK
Anonymous?

of these questions is
“Yes,” see detailed
instructions.

❑ Yes   ❑  No

Pseudonymous?

Domiciled in

  ❑ Yes    ❑  No

NATURE OF AUTHORSHIP Briefly describe nature of material created by this author in which copyright is claimed. ▼

a

See instructions
before completing
this space.

YEAR IN WHICH CREATION OF THIS
WORK WAS COMPLETED This information
must be given
Year in all cases.

b

DATE AND NATION OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS PARTICULAR WORK
Complete this information
ONLY if this work
has been published.

Month

Day

COPYRIGHT CLAIMANT(S) Name and address must be given even if the claimant is the same as
the author given in space 2. ▼

TRANSFER If the claimant(s) named here in space 4 is (are) different from the author(s) named in

space 2, give a brief statement of how the claimant(s) obtained ownership of the copyright. ▼

MORE ON BACK

• Complete all applicable spaces (numbers 5-9) on the reverse side of this page.
• See detailed instructions.
• Sign the form at line 8.

Year

Nation

APPLICATION RECEIVED
DO NOT WRITE HERE
OFFICE USE ONLY

Under the law,
the “author” of
a “work made
for hire” is
generally the
employer, not
the employee
(see instruc­­
tions). For any
­­
part of this
work that was
“made for hire”
check “Yes” in
the space
provided, give
the employer
(or other
person for
whom the work
was prepared)
as “Author”of
that part, and
leave the
space for dates
of birth and
death blank.

On Pages ▼

dates of birth and death
Year Born ▼
Year Died ▼

Was this contribution to the work a
“work made for hire”?

❑ Yes

NOTE

Issue Date ▼

NAME OF AUTHOR ▼

▼

2

Title of Collective Work ▼

ONE DEPOSIT RECEIVED
TWO DEPOSITS RECEIVED
FUNDS RECEIVED

DO NOT WRITE HERE
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pages

EXAMINED BY

FORM TX

CHECKED BY
FOR
COPYRIGHT
OFFICE
USE
ONLY

CORRESPONDENCE
Yes

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DO NOT WRITE ABOVE THIS LINE. IF YOU NEED MORE SPACE, USE A SEPARATE CONTINUATION SHEET.
PREVIOUS REGISTRATION Has registration for this work, or for an earlier version of this work, already been made in the Copyright Office?

❑ Yes ❑ No

If your answer is “Yes,” why is another registration being sought? (Check appropriate box.) ▼

a. ❑ This is the first published edition of a work previously registered in unpublished form.
b. ❑ This is the first application submitted by this author as copyright claimant.
▼

Year of Registration

▼

c. ❑ This is a changed version of the work, as shown by space 6 on this application.
If your answer is “Yes,” give: Previous Registration Number

a

DERIVATIVE WORK OR COMPILATION

Preexisting Material Identify any preexisting work or works that this work is based on or incorporates. ▼

Material Added to This Work Give a brief, general statement of the material that has been added to this work and in which copyright is claimed. ▼

DEPOSIT ACCOUNT If the registration fee is to be charged to a Deposit Account established in the Copyright Office, give name and number of Account.

Name ▼

Account Number ▼

)

CERTIFICATION* I, the undersigned, hereby certify that I am the
Check only one
of the work identified in this application and that the statements made
by me in this application are correct to the best of my knowledge.

{

Fax number

Name/Address/Apt/City/State/Zip ▼

▼

(

▼

Email

▼

Area code and daytime telephone number

▼

CORRESPONDENCE Give name and address to which correspondence about this application should be sent.

(

6

See instructions
before completing
this space.

b
a
b

7

)

❑ author
❑ other copyright claimant
❑ owner of exclusive right(s)
❑ authorized agent of

Name of author or other copyright claimant, or owner of exclusive right(s) ▲

8

Date

▼

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Handwritten signature ▼

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mailed in
window
envelope
to this
address:

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Number/Street/Apt ▼

City/State/Zip ▼

YOU MUST:
• Complete all necessary spaces
• Sign your application in space 8
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IN THE SAME PACKAGE:
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2. Nonrefundable filing fee in check or money
order payable to Register of Copyrights
3. Deposit material
MAIL TO:
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Washington, DC 20559-6222

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*17 U.S.C. §506(e): Any person who knowingly makes a false representation of a material fact in the application for copyright registration provided for by section 409, or in any written statement filed in connection
with the application, shall be fined not more than $2,500.
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