Is a modified version of a copyrighted logo still covered under copyright?
So you really identify two issues one is copyright and the other trademark, Assuming that the company owns the underlying IP rights in the logo,...
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So you really identify two issues one is copyright and the other trademark, Assuming that the company owns the underlying IP rights in the logo,...
AS some of the others note here, there are far too many factors to consider for anyone to offer the kind of straight up advice you are asking for....
While your question is certainly appreciated, there are far too many variables for anyone to give you a helpful answer as some of my colleagues...
There is much confusion about how all this works. First, even the signed NDA is not going to cover for any and all aspects. You cannot protect bald...
The short answer is yes you are free to modify an article of clothing you purchased then resell it. The concern for brands like Champion however is...
I don't think anyone here can offer this kind of analysis without knowing more. I concur that if in fact the only use for the app is an infringing...
Well, you can ask anything you like but no one would be obligated to give you those details and I'm not so sure such queries would be well received...
All creative expression reduced to some tangible format is protected under copyright. You are essentially asking for a fair use analysis. This...
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You are essentially asking for a fair use analysis. This cannot be done here and without knowing exactly what you are using and in what context. As...
The specter of an issue exists, but I think more in relation to publicity rights than say copyright. This may come up is a given artist perceives...