this treaty provision is broadly in line with the united states copyright act and the act's case law, which protects compilations of data whose "selection and arrangement" is sufficiently original. "see" ("compilation" as defined by the united states copyright act includes compilations of data). the standard for such originality is fairly low; for example, business listings have been found to meet this standard when deciding which companies should be listed and categorizing those companies required some kind of expert judgment. "see key publ'ns, inc. v. chinatown today pub. enters.", 945 f.2d 509 (2d cir. 1991) (applying "feist"). as such, implementation of this treaty would not overrule "feist".