When May a Defendant Be Held Liable for Vicarious Copyright

question 15

Multiple Choice

When may a defendant be held liable for vicarious copyright liability?

• A) So long as it can be shown that the defendant has the right and ability to control the infringer's acts.
• B) So long as it can be shown that the defendant receives a direct financial benefit from the infringement.
• C) When he defendant has the right and ability to control the infringer's acts and receives a direct financial benefit from the infringement.
• D) Never because vicarious copyright liability is not recognized.

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