Is an article, that is a transliteration of an Anglo-Saxon text, that is published in Germany in 1886, in the public domain?
The transliteration may be protected by a copyright. You need to check. If so, then you should obtain permission from them.
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The transliteration may be protected by a copyright. You need to check. If so, then you should obtain permission from them.
Mr. Doland is correct. You are SOL unless the company has a presence in this country.
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This sounds like a law school question, esp. since you mention other cases. If it is this is something that you should answer on your own.
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SO long as you do not copy the designs of another company (lest they be copyrighted) and run it by an IP attorney, it should be okay.
Have you directly asked the other company if it can be posted online? Also, you can place a disclaimer.
It sounds as though they want collateral for the loan. If so, they are asking you to pledge other assets in case of a default.
If you are requesting whether you can do your own game that leaves blanks in a story, then as long as you do not copy any of the wording from...