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	Greenberg v. National Geographic Society (2001)
		Greenberg received compensation consisting of a daily fee, a fee based on the number of photographs published, and payment of expenses, and in return the Society acquired all rights in any photograph taken on the jobs that was ultimately selected for publication in the Magazine.
		Greenberg's fourth hire for the Society appeared in the July 1990 issue of the Magazine, but the agreement for this job was more detailed than its predecessors.
		We conclude that the unauthorized use of the Greenberg photographs in the CNG compiled and authored by the Society constitutes copyright infringement that is not excused by the privilege afforded the Society under § 201(c).
	www.law.uconn.edu /homes/swilf/ip/cases/greenb.htm (4140 words)

	ASMP
		Greenberg also deserves thanks from all photographers for having the determination to keep going with this case in spite of all that it has cost him in terms of money, time and energy.
		Greenberg contended that the CD-Rom was a new work that contained substantial elements in addition to the republication of Geographic's monthly magazine.
		The appeals court also ruled that Greenberg was entitled to damages, court costs and attorney's fees, which were to be determined by the same lower court that had first rejected his claims.
	www.asmp.org /news/spec2003/greenberg.php (629 words)

	Jerry Greenberg Mirage Music Entertainment
		Greenberg was then signing artists and overseeing the company on a daily basis.
		Greenberg was asked to stay on and produce movie soundtracks, and in turn, ended up working with such greats as Mel Brooks on the soundtrack for the 1987 comedy, 'Spaceballs.'
		Greenberg served as president and CEO of MJJ Music from 1993 to 2000.
	www.miragemusicentertainment.com /bio.html (724 words)

	SEC Info - Greenbery Jerry A, et al. - SC 13G/A - Sapient Corp - On 2/12/2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Greenberg disclaims beneficial ownership of the shares held by the trusts except to the extent of his proportionate pecuniary interest therein.
		Greenberg shares voting control over the 5,046,519 shares held by The Jerry A. Greenberg Eight Year Qualified Annuity Trust 1996 and the 10,000 shares held by The Jerry A. Greenberg Charitable Foundation, of which Mr.
		Greenberg is a trustee of each of these trusts.) ITEM 5 OWNERSHIP OF FIVE PERCENT OR LESS OF A CLASS: As of the date hereof, The Jerry A. Greenberg Eight Year Qualified Annuity Trust 1996 has ceased to be the beneficial owner of more than five percent of the class of securities.
	www.secinfo.com /dsvRx.3k6.htm (914 words)

	Clement Mok :: On Record :: Article
		Jerry A. Greenberg and J. Stuart Moore are the most formidable double threat in the e-services business.
		Greenberg is usually the company spokesman (and did most of the talking during our interview), while Moore is more focused on technology and internal operations.
		Greenberg: Obviously, failure for a client would be an awful thing for them, but it's also an awful thing for us.
	www.clementmok.com /onrecord/article.asp?ArticleID=8&d= (2680 words)

	Las Vegas SUN: Brothers bringing the colors of Rainbow to Las Vegas Valley
		Brothers Bob and Jerry Greenberg, well known in the music recording business, obtained a license from the California restaurant owner, Mario Maglieri, to open a similar restaurant in Las Vegas at 4480 Paradise Road.
		Rainbow also has a Green room, named after the Greenberg brothers, that is filled with their personal photos and gold records from their 35 years in the music industry with record labels such as Atlantic Records where Jerry served as president and Bob served as vice president and general manager of its West Coast division.
		Jerry Greenberg said he expects many musicians will hang out at his restaurant when they come through town as well as many Californians who know the original restaurant.
	www.lasvegassun.com /sunbin/stories/text/2005/jun/02/518848802.html (641 words)

	Greenberg v. Nat'l. Geographic
		Greenberg initiated an infringement action against the Society, National Geographic Enterprises, and Mindscape, alleging five counts of copyright infringement, two of which are relevant here: count "III" addressed the Society's reuse of Greenberg's photographs in the CNG, generally, and count "V" specifically addressed the use of his diver photograph in the Sequence.
		Alternatively, the Society contends that its use of Greenberg's diver photograph, which appeared on the cover of the January 1962 issue of the Magazine, constitutes a de minimis use and thus is not actionable.
		Greenberg's photograph is one of ten selected and arranged by the Society and constitutes one-tenth of the entire Sequence; a pro-rata share.
	pub.bna.com /ptcj/0010510.htm (4633 words)

	Las Vegas Weekly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Bob and Jerry Greenberg may be novice restaurateurs in Las Vegas, but every inch of wall space testifies to the brothers' history together and apart as music industry titans.
		You can do the math because a framed clip on Jerry's wall in the drum room comes from a 1974 newspaper that memorializes how at 32, Jerry had just become president of Atlantic Records; at the time, the article's headline makes clear he was the youngest person to ever head a major label.
		Jerry Greenberg says: "We are either going to win big or lose big." He says this without the slightest trace of anxiety because it's old news, of course, just like another day in the music business.
	www.lasvegasweekly.com /2005/09/01/awsi1.html (824 words)

	Epstein Drangel Bazerman & James, Intellectual Property, Technology and Media Law
		Jerry Greenberg was a photographer who completed four photographic assignments for the Society over the course of 30 years.
		Greenberg objected, the suit ensued for copyright infringement for the reproduction of his photographs found in the replica and, secondly, for the use of one of his photographs in the introductory montage.
		Greenberg's right to prepare derivative works based on his copyrighted photograph.
	www.ipcounselors.com /20010514.htm (1309 words)

	Clement Mok :: On Record :: Article
		Greenberg: It is, but that's not the driver for us.
		Greenberg: It is accurate to say there's more demand than there is supply.
		Greenberg: We do not want to redo our clients' business whether it needs to be redone or not.
	www.clementmok.com /onrecord/article.asp?ArticleID=8&d= (2680 words)

	Full-color Reef and Diving Posters by Seahawk Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Jerry Greenberg has been one of the foremost underwater photographers since the 1950s.
		Jerry's wife, Idaz, uses her immense talent to illustrate the Fishcards and Guide books, and has proven to be a gifted researcher and writer.
		Together, Idaz and Jerry choose from among thousands of photographs, design the layouts of each page, polish the text, and are closely involved in all aspects of the printing process.
	www.fishcards.com /reefposters.htm (745 words)

	Spragga Benz gears up for crossover rush - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		However, Jerry Greenberg, president and owner of Mirage Music (the California-based company which now handles Spragga), believes with the Billboard surge of other dancehall acts like Sean Paul, Beenie Man and Wayne Wonder, his charge can make a major impact stateside.
		Greenberg has been in the music industry for nearly 40 years, his biggest assignment being as president of Atlantic Records from 1967-1990.
		Greenberg says his company plans to take Spragga to heights similar to that of Sean Paul and Wayne Wonder, who have made the Billboard charts with catchy singles in the past year.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /lifestyle/html/20030508T200000-0500_43513_OBS_SPRAGGA_BENZ_GEARS_UP_FOR_CROSSOVER_RUSH.asp (665 words)

	ASMP
		The Circuit Court in Greenberg's case has now done the same thing that the Circuit Court did in Tasini: reversed and ruled in favor of the photographers and authors.
		ASMP has been a major supporter of the photographer in this case, providing financial assistance to Jerry, consultations with his attorney, and an amicus curiae brief on Jerry's behalf; we have also been deeply involved with the Tasini case, which will be argued before the US Supreme Court on March 28.
		Jerry also deserves thanks from all of us for having the determination to keep going with this case in spite of all that it has cost him in terms of money, time and energy.
	www.asmp.org /news/spec2001/greenberg.php (401 words)

	Reinsdorf's Little Secret: Even Enemies Like Him - New York Times
		Everybody seems to love Reinsdorf, who is approaching 70, and everybody is delighted that Reinsdorf, the chairman of the Chicago White Sox, is finally in the World Series.
		Greenberg, who has also been an agent, has known Reinsdorf for nearly 25 years and has always liked him.
		Only one opening was filled by a minority, Jerry Manuel, whom the White Sox hired to be their manager.
	www.nytimes.com /2005/10/22/sports/baseball/22chass.html?ex=1287633600&en=1a3405563ffe01e4&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss (927 words)

	Las Vegas' home on the internet for local music information, local bands, local venues and more
		As the former president of Atlantic Records, Jerry has been credited for signing and working with rock icons such as the Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin and Eric Clapton, while Bob has had his fingers in a variety of different industry jobs, and has worked with the groups Yes, Genesis and many others.
		It covered the Greenbergs' contributions to rock, how the creative aspects of the industry have been replaced by strict corporate rules and, more to the local point, the Greenbergs' intentions to bring some life to the often-overlooked Las Vegas music scene.
		The Greenbergs' enthusiasm quickly caught the attention of some local musicians, who have already submitted their CDs for the chance to become part of the new era in local rock.
	www.yourlocalscene.com /featured_story.cfm?featureID=125 (393 words)

	A Second Tasini? National Geographic Loses to Freelance Photographers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The case now goes back to the lower court for damage decisions on how much the National Geographic Society owes Jerry Greenberg for pictures produced in four of the 1,200 issues on the CD-ROM extending from 1962 to 1990.
		One of Greenberg’s pictures—a cover for the January 1962 edition—also appeared as part of a short montage of moving magazine covers.
		Greenberg’s advocates argued that the new, enhanced CD-ROM product with music, advertisements, and the addition of original material constituted a new publication and required a new payment.
	www.infotoday.com /newsbreaks/nb011022-2.htm (1112 words)

	Cayman Islands - Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, Travel and Tourism Site
		Jerry Greenberg: Jerry Greenberg is one of the true pioneers of underwater photography.
		Greenberg grew up in Chicago and became very interested in marine life through the Shedd Aquarium and the marine life exhibit at the Field Museum of Natural History.
		Greenberg teamed with Fred Ward for an article, “The Coral Reefs of Florida Are Imperiled,” in the July 1990 National Geographic Magazine.
	www.caymanislands.ky /isdhof/bios.asp?expediaTab=1&print=yes (2428 words)

	Background Information
		For over twenty years Jerry Greenberg has been entertaining audiences literally from London to Alaska, singing and playing Cole Porter, the Gershwins, Rodgers and Hart and the best of Broadway, along with his much-acclaimed original songs.
		Jerry performs regularly at private and corporate parties throughout the New York area, where he often creates customized songs for special occasions.
		THE NEW YORK TIMES has described Jerry as "an appealing singer with a strong, vibrant voice" and has applauded the "imaginative blending of his arrangements." In an article on the New York cabaret scene, the NEW YORK POST stated: "Jerry is one of the best cabaret performers around.
	homepage.mac.com /jerrytov/Personal16.html (286 words)

	Court Upholds Judgment Against National Geographic
		Greenberg won the jury award in 2003, but NGS sought to have it vacated or reduced on the grounds that it was excessive.
		Greenberg sued NGS after his images appeared without his permission on The Complete National Geographic on CD-ROM, which reproduced the entire archive of National Geographic magazines page by page.
		Greenberg appealed, and the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the lower court ruling in 2001 on the grounds that the CD was not a revision, but a “new product, in a new medium, for a new market” since it contained a search engine and other features the magazine did not have.
	www.pdnonline.com /pdn/newswire/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001260330 (400 words)

	Forbes.com: More Faces In The News: July 2, 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Sapient (nasdaq: SAPE - news - people) Chief Executive Jerry A. Greenberg has cut 14% of his staff, or 390 people, leaving the Cambridge, Mass.-based business and technology consulting company with about 2,300 workers.
		Greenberg said the latest round of layoffs, coupled with plans to aggressively expand operations in India, prepares the company to endure "continued tough times." Outsourcing work to Indian employees will help Sapient to reduce its operating costs and, Greenberg promised, pass the savings on to clients.
		Greenberg said, "Whatever can be distributed across the globe will be, and clients will see the benefit in pricing." More...
	www.forbes.com /2001/07/02/0702facepm.html (488 words)

	Jerry A. Greenberg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jerry A. Greenberg is the [[Chairman] and Co-Chief Executive Officer of Sapient, a business consulting and technology services firm headquartered at Cambridge, MA.
		Jerry has a degree in Economics from Harvard University.Jerry is married to B actress Alexandra Adi.
		This page was last modified 12:47, 2 June 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jerry_A._Greenberg (92 words)

	Three Visions for the Internet's Future : HBS Working Knowledge
		A shopping tour of the future, confessions of a "recovering techno-utopian," and advice for governments, users and businesses were the topics of reflection by three business leaders who presented keynotes at the IS2K conference: Jerry A. Greenberg of Sapient, Mitch Kapor, founder of Lotus and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Andy Grove of Intel.
		In Greenberg’s vision of the future, a supermarket that received a shipment of peaches, for instance, would alert customers in the store to that fact via a beep on their wireless devices.
		To the challenge from a member of the audience that the picture Greenberg described was "dystopian," he allowed that his vision of a possible future posed a larger social question.
	hbswk.hbs.edu /pubitem.jhtml?id=1576&sid=1582&t=null (1210 words)

	Gerald B. Greenberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gerald Greenberg / Gerry Greenberg / Jerry Greenberg
		The Seven-Ups (1973) (associate producer) (as Jerry Greenberg)
		Slashing 'Dressed to Kill' (2001) (V) (as Jerry Greenberg)....
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0338513 (253 words)

	FindLaw for Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal and State Resources, Forms, and Code
		The Society conceded that it has used Greenberg's photographs in a way that is inconsistent with his exclusive rights as an author under § 106.
		With respect to the Sequence and its unauthorized use of Greenberg's diver photograph, we find that the Society has infringed upon the photographer's exclusive right under § 106(2) to prepare derivative works based upon his copyrighted photograph.
		The Society argues that its use of Greenberg's diver photograph was a fair use under § 107.
	laws.lp.findlaw.com /11th/0010510opn.html (4922 words)

	Rainbow Bar & Grill :: Music Industry Veterans Jerry and Bob Greenberg Bring the Famed Rainbow Bar & Grill from ...
		Throughout the years, the Greenberg brothers have played a key role in all aspects of music.
		Due to the Greenbergs' successful establishment in the music industry, expanding the Rainbow to Las Vegas was an easy decision.
		The Greenberg brothers realized the importance of Rainbow Bar and Grill to rock-n-roll personalities in the industry, and decided to bring the legendary club to the growing Las Vegas market.
	sev.prnewswire.com /retail/20050407/LAW06306042005-1.html (576 words)

	New York Pro Musica - A discography
		Noah Greenberg, born in 1919, had studied composition as a teenager and had developed a keen interest in early music under the tutelage of composer-choral conductor Harold Brown.
		Bernard Krainis, five years younger than Greenberg, had come home to New York after college in Denver for graduate study with musicologist Gustave Reese at N.Y.U. He had put aside the jazz trombone to master the recorder, but also on occasion sang with Greenberg's informal vocal ensembles.
		Esoteric Records was looking for material, and Greenberg landed a contract to record a Renaissance work, Festino, a group of madrigals for carnival entertainment by the Benedictine monk and composer Adriano Banchieri.
	www.medieval.org /emfaq/performers/nypm.html (1496 words)

	Cayman Islands - Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, Travel and Tourism Site
		Greenberg is one of the most successful and knowledgeable underwater photographers.
		Greenberg formed his own publishing company in 1956, and the the company concentrates on underwater field guides and diving books.
		By the early 1990s Greenberg recognized that Florida’s corals were in serious danger from pollution.
	www.caymanislands.ky /isdhof/bios.asp?expediaTab=1&print=yes (2447 words)

	Seahawk Press Publications by Idaz, Michael, and Jerry Greenberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Idaz Greenberg uses her immense talent to illustrate the Fishcards and Guide books, and has proven to be a gifted researcher and writer.
		Together, the Greenbergs choose from among thousands of photographs, design the layouts of each page, polish the text, and are closely involved in all aspects of the printing process.
		Jerry and Idaz have been married since 1955 and reside in Miami, Florida.
	www.seahawkpress.com (553 words)

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