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Advances in technology have often posed challenges for intellectual property (IP) law. Congress has, for instance, periodically amended copyright law to regulate new technology products (such as photographs, motion pictures, sound recordings, and cable television) or new uses of works made possible by advances of technology.1 In addition, new technologies have often given rise to contentious copyright litigations, such as those involving photocopying of scientific articles and home videotaping.