Trade secret law is based on the Multiple Choice eBook Print state laws O trade commerce laws O federal law O civil laws O common laws2 A de minimus (minimal) improvement to an existing invention is not eligible for patent protection because it does not meet the standard. Multiple Choice eBook Print O novelty O subject matter O infringement O business methods nonobviousness3 A trademark is a word, symbol, or phrase used to a particular seller's products and distinguish them from other products. Multiple Choice eBook Print O categorize identify O compensate O inventory O disparage4 Lakeisha and Jake are coauthors of a work that results in a highly successful publication in 2011. When does the copyright expire? Multiple Choice eBook Print O Upon Lakeisha's death. 70 years from date of publication. O 120 years from date of Jake's death. O 70 years from Lakeisha's death or Jake's death, whichever is later. O 1 year from the date of death of Lakeisha and Jake's last heir.5 In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer v. Grokster, the U.S. Supreme Court held that Multiple Choice eBook Print O MGM could not assert the Sony exception. Grokster's conduct indicated a principal intent to infringe. O the fair-use doctrine shielded Grokster from all liability. O the lower court was correct in its decision. O Grokster engaged in direct infringement.6 A(n) is a person who registers a domain name with a famous trademark and then sells it back at an exorbitant price. Multiple Choice eBook Print O racketeer O swindler O internet guru cybersquatter O internet squatterBusiness firms from a wide variety of industries rely on to protect some or all of their valuable creative ideas. Multiple Choice eBook Print O trade secret laws O consumer protection laws O anti-trust laws O commerce laws O common lawsWhich of the following are protectable under federal copyright statutes? 10 1. Works of fiction. Il. Procedures. Ill. Musical works. IV. Methods of operation. eBook Print Multiple Choice O II, Ill, and IV. O I and IV. O I, II and Ill. I and Ill.17 In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer v. Grokster, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Multiple Choice eBook Print O in favor of Grokster, because it was impossible for them to know of specific violations. O in favor of Grokster, because they fit into the Sony exception. the lower court was correct in their decision. O in favor of MGM, because the fair use doctrine protected them. O in favor of MGM, because the evidence indicated Grokster's intent to infringe