Are letters to the editor of a college newspaper in the 1960s in the public domain?
You should really scour that edition of the newspaper -- and a few editions before and after that one -- to really make sure it has no copyright...
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You should really scour that edition of the newspaper -- and a few editions before and after that one -- to really make sure it has no copyright...
You need to start at square one: Do you want to turn your "idea" into a single piece of visual art or do you want to create a business that sells...
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Q: "WHAT TO DO WHEN ONE JUDGE MAKES WRONG DECISION." R: Appeal.
Q: "Can I use company slogans in my script?" R: Quite likely. The Academy of Motion Pictures gave an Oscar to "Logorama" which used,...
Q: "Copyright infringement?" R: Nope. Trademark infringement. And that's worse.
Like Bruce, I'm not sure what you're talking about. IF you intend to create and sell virtual goods bearing another's trademark [like a Nike...
Maurice, with only rare exceptions, is spot on with his various analyses and responses. Which is why his response to this question caught me off...
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Q: "Would I be breaking copyrighted laws if I drew an image on a shirt for myself for personal use?" R: No. There is no trademark violation...
Q: "Mostly the photos come from our catalog and are copied to our recent and old customers' websites without our permission." R: First, I'm...
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