What 1991 case ruled that the publisher of a regional telephone directory did not violate the copyright of a smaller local directory because it was just a listing.

What 1984 case ruled that making individual copies of television episodes for the purposes of time shifting is fair use, not copyright infringement.

What 1942 case established the difference between speech and commercial speech and ruled that commercial speech is not protected under the first amendment.

What 2012 case established that search results cannot be used as evidence for consumer confusion.

What 1983 case found that a celebrity's identity is not only their likeness or name but also includes any characteristic or phrase that is associated with them.

What 2003 case ruled that extending copyright length is allowed as long as it is not indefinite.

What 2001 case found that file-sharing services can be held liable for contributory and vicarious infringement of labels' intellectual property

What 1976 case held that a ban on the advertising of pharmaceutical prices was unconstitutional and that the First Amendment protects companies and consumers?

What 2001 case ruled that a parody can dilute the actual companies brand, which is trademark infringement and not protected speech.

What 2007 case established that a photographer could display, publish, and sell street photography without the consent of the subjects of those photographs

What 1984 case established the Fair Use Test and ruled that a magazine publishing a leaked manuscript without the author's permission was not fair use.

What 2001 case found that before a Youtube video is taken down, they must determine if the copyrightable material is being used in good faith under fair use.

What 1980 case created a legal test to determine what the restictions of commerical speech are.

What 2017 case ruled that the disparagement clause was unconstitutional and that trademarks can be used as a vehicle for protected speech

What 2018 case established that generic images that happen to resemble a celebrity's likeness are not actionable for a right of publicity claim

What 1993 case ruled that parody will always pass the fair use test as long as it does not violate the trademark

What 2015 case established that if you are going to advertise that a product has health benefits, you must have sufficient research done to back up those claims.

What 1982 case failed the Central Hudson test and held that businesses must hold a licence to advertise the sale of drug paraphernalia.

What 1902 case established that it was illegal to use one's name or likeness for advertising or trade purposes without consent

What 2013 case ruled that the use of college athletes likeness without their consent was not a transformative use and violated their right of publicity.

What 2001 case ruled that when publishers publish freelancers already-published work in online databases without the freelancers' permission, it violates the copyright?

What 2014 case held that search engines are responsible for the appearance of personal data on websites published by third parties.

What 2002 case created the Limited Purpose test to determine what is commercial and non-commercial speech?

What 1992 case found that celebrities solely own the right to exploit the value of their identity.

What 1977 case found that the recording and publishing of a street entertainer's act restricts their ability to make money and violates his right to publicity.