Is it legal to rent an ebook I’ve purchased ?
You'd have to look at the terms and conditions under which you acquired your license. They may, or may not, prohibit sublicenses.
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You'd have to look at the terms and conditions under which you acquired your license. They may, or may not, prohibit sublicenses.
It sounds like you might be OK and the Copyright Office may have understood that while you paid him, you didn't have a written work made for hire...
It's probably OK. It's geographically descriptive. But you might want to do a trademark search to see if someone else acquired a trademark. The...
If you didn't buy the fabric from Disney, you should be suspicious. How do you know the fabric is authorized by Disney? If yes, then presumably...
You should retain a trademark lawyer. Your facts need to be developed to present the strongest possible case. Whoever uses a trademark first...
If you are planning to use it something non-temporary would seem to make more sense. If you are not yet using the name commercially but you intend...
You are probably OK as long as it is clear that the original manufacturers are the ones who made the products. You shouldn't conceal or delete...
While there are cases saying characters are uncopyrightable, that's only been in books -- where the words were not copied. In movies, TV series...
Check the terms and conditions on the auction site to see what you agreed to by using their website. A year seems like a long time. You probably...
File it in a patent application in which you are the inventor or someone else's pending application? The filing itself is fairly minor. More...