I need an example "legal memo" to Nouv; for the legal issue presented below.This memo is "legal" only because it is a summary of the general law that applies to the issue.No other research outside of the Beatty textbook is needed.The memo needs a heading for "Conclusion," with one or two sentences describing potential answers to the issue.Then, the memo needs to have a heading for an "Analysis/Reasoning," where legal authorities and theories are cited and applied to the facts to support the determination from the "Conclusion" section.

Scenario:

Liddy Lawless is QPI's General Counsel.Nouv has asked her to address the following issues so that he can be aware of the legal implications:

QPI is developing a new website that will include: (1) videos of Nouv giving inspirational speeches with the songs of famous recording artists playing in the background, (2) candid photos and up-close portraits of employees working in QPI's facilities, and (3) some innovative "click to learn more" features that use new software developed internally by QPI employees.Issue:What are the Intellectual Property implications for each of the features of QPI's new website?In particular: (i) can they be protected by U.S. IP law; (ii) if so, under what type of IP law(s); and (iii) who owns the IP rights in each feature?