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Copyrights for dummies “Copyrights for dummies” or “can I use this image?” Since some people might never make it to a disclaimer at the end I will start with one: I am not a lawyer, and don’t know all of the laws about copyrights. If you have a legal question I recommend either asking a lawyer or doing some research on your own. All ...

http://www.pressdemocrat.com/article/20 … _at_a_time California's building codes, plumbing standards and criminal laws can be found online. But if you want to download and save those laws to your computer, forget it. The state claims copyright to those laws. It dictates how you can access and distribute them -- and therefore how much you'll have to pay for print or digital copies. It ...

Click link for full article... http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09...me_eula_suc ks/ Burned by ChromeYour copyright goes up in smoke By Chris Mellor → More by this author Published Wednesday 3rd September 2008 13:39 GMT -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ Download free whitepaper - Eliminating the Security Risk of Sending ...

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UPDATED Fri Aug 29 2008 17:21:23 Is this in public domain yet? I've tried and tried to google this and have, as of yet, not come up with a definitive answer. I want to use it as the basis for another creative project but I certainly can't if its still under copyright protection. "There is no terror in the bang, only in the anticipation of it."-Alfred Hitchcock

I have always wondered if the footer of the website stating it is copyrighted really legally protects the website from anyone copying. Or is there a place where you can make your website illegal from copying. -Tony

resedit wrote: Pithecanthropus wrote: resedit wrote: My personal suspicion is that they want to prevent mis-information from people publishing snippets of the law out of context. I'm not sure I understand what you mean.  Care to elaborate?  Or cite examples? Sure. I can elaborate with an example of what they may be trying to avoid. I write book on snake breeding. In book, I take...

I just saw a silent black helicopter hovering over the back of my property. It had a google logo on it. *never mind...it was the county sheriff, they found Jebus's dope crop.

Smokin- I'm with you, and actually don't have a problem with debate especially if it can lead to consensus. I am saying this all does live in the gray; my documentations purpose is in support of this proposition. Please do not take my position personally, I understand you have a point of view and I respect this and the fact you articulate your position very intelligently and a concise ...

Thanks to both of you for your help. Here's hoping that pdf file pans out for me. lol "There is no terror in the bang, only in the anticipation of it."-Alfred Hitchcock

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Quote: Originally Posted by Bobsax Look The copyright law (thanks to Sunny Bono) is a bad law that should be overturned. I'm talking all the tunes that should be public domain. Just google happy birthday copyright Making billions on Happy Birthday is just plain wrong

Quote: Originally Posted by Luke of Metal FROM THE BACK LISTINGS OF THE ALBUM "Master of Puppets" – 8:36 (Hetfield, Ulrich, Burton, Hammett) I believe our man at the top of the page is confusing it 'The Mechanix' which turned into 'The Four Horsemen' Luke, layin down the law! I like that.