Yellow Pages Photos, Inc. v. Yellow Pages Group, LLC

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• holding that the district court did not abuse its discretion in excluding “testimony [which] was pure speculation, and thus too attenuated to be relevant”
• concluding that the evidence adduced at a jury trial supported a finding that the photographs were part of compilations
• holding that the district court did not abuse its discretion in excluding a witness’s testimony because it “was pure speculation, and thus too attenuated to be relevant”
• explaining that a plaintiff must elect between actual and statutory damages and may not recover both
• explaining that “the manner of copyright registration is not dispositive of the works issue”
• employing a similar ap- proach to discerning whether multiple photos constituted a compilation or individual works

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