In 1994, the Supreme Court ruled in Campbell v. Accuf-Rose determined that commercial parodies do not  [*] infringe on this.
In 1994, the Supreme Court ruled in Campbell v. Accuf-Rose determined that commercial parodies do not  [*] infringe on this. A staple of intellectual property law, game shows cannot claim them, as they cannot be held over a concept or format. For 10 points—name this distinction placed on almost all originally produced material, usually followed by the words "All rights reserved."
In 1994, the Supreme Court ruled in Campbell v. Accuf-Rose determined that commercial parodies do not  [*] infringe on this.
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