To be liable for infringement, a defendant must violate the complete "bundle" of copyright rights, rather than merely violating one right (for example, the right of reproduction).

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To be liable for infringement, a defendant must violate the complete "bundle" of copyright rights, rather than merely violating one right (for  example, the right of reproduction).

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A defendant can be liable for infringement if they violate any of the exclusive rights granted to the copyright owner, not necessarily all of them.

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