@article{20549,
      note = {Price : SFR; Supplier : Literart, Geneva; Recd 24/11/94;  2nd copy, gift from the author; Contents : 1. Introduction;  2. What makes computer programs different : A. Computer  programs as utilitarian works; B. Lack of communicative  purpose; C. Specific policy reasons in the field of  software copyright; 3. The law in the United States and  Europe : A. Development of software protection in the  United States; B. Development of software protection in  Germany (Prior to 1993); C. Copyright protection in other  European countries prior to implementation of the EC  Directive; 4. America and Europe compared : A. Where does  the comparison go? B. Originality and the idea/expression  dichotomy; C. Originality (test of copyrightability); D.  Idea/expression dichotomy (infringement); 5. The EC  software directive : A. Effect and implementation of the  Directive; B. Originality and the idea/expression  dichotomy; C. Reverse engineering (decOMPIlation); 6.  Conclusion;.},
      author = {Drexl, Josef, and Planck, Max,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/20549},
      title = {What is protected in a computer program? : copyright  protection in the United States and Europe /},
      recid = {20549},
      pages = {xvi, 124 pages :},
}