Question1

Kenneth owns and runs a restaurant called Ken's Kitchen. On some days when the restaurant is very quiet, Ken sets up a DVD player and projector at the back of the restaurant and shows old movies from his extensive DVD collection to his customers. He does not charge them for this. Is there anything wrong with Ken showing these movies at his restaurant?

Question 2

In his time as a restaurant owner, Kenneth has heard many entertaining stories told by his customers. He would like to write a book containing some of the best stories. According to the rules of intellectual property law, does he need to get permission from the customers before including their stories in his book?