(5) 86.

The Fair Use Doctrine allows others to

utilize copyrighted works under certain
conditions. The factors to consider whether use
is fair or not would be the purpose and
character of the use, nature of the copyrighted
work, amount and substantiality of the portions
used, and what else?
a. effect of the use upon the creator of the
work.
b. effect of the use upon the potential market
of the work.
c. effect of the use upon the public in general.
d. effect of the use upon the class in which the
creator belongs.

(6) (29) X came up with a new way of

presenting a telephone directory in a mobile
phone, which he dubbed as the "iTel" and
which uses lesser time for locating names and
telephone numbers. May X have his "iTel"
copyrighted in his name? (A) No, because it is a
mere system or method. (B) Yes, because it is
an original creation. (C) Yes, because it entailed
the application of X's intellect. (D) No, because
it did not entail any application of X's intellect.