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CDPA

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CDPACalifornia Disabled Persons Act (equal access law)
CDPACalled Party Address
CDPACapture Division Packet Access
CDPAChronic Disease Prevention Alliance (Canada)
CDPACalifornia Department of Personnel Administration
CDPACanadian Deafened Persons Association
CDPAComité Départementale de Prévention de l'Alcoolisme (French: Departmental Committee for the Prevention of Alcoholism)
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Copyright is not infringed unless the whole or a substantial part of a work is copied (s16 of the CDPA 1988).
U.K. copyright law leaves much open to interpretation by Pedley, Paul / Information Outlook
The CDPA contains a large number of "permitted acts" that relate to what can be done in relation to a work without infringing its copyright.
Electronic recognition: the introduction of new regulations and the ... by Corbitt, Terry / Financial Management (UK)
However, the CDPA also includes a new provision to clarify the meaning of the term "database" for copyright protection purposes.
Copyright in the digital age: a comparative survey by Lipton, Jacqueline / Rutgers Computer & Technology Law Journal
 
 
 
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