Respighi has recently written an amazing book series. He has begun to notice that there are plenty of spinoffs and those spinoffs are hurting his book sales. He approaches a copier, Albinoni, and asks her to stop selling the books. Albinoni replies that Respighi has failed to file a copyright, so she can keep copying. Is Albinoni correct? O Yes, because only federally issued copyrights can prevent infringement. No, because Respighi retains protection despite failing to register his work. Yes, because Albinoni was not put on notice regarding presence of a copyright. O No, because the adoption of the Monroe Convention grants automatic copyrights in all works. No, because Albinoni's work is not novel, nor is it nonobvious (regardless of whether it is useful in the literary field)