[Colonial Numismatics] photographing copies and fakes at C4 Publique Deposited
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Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] photographing copies and fakes at C4
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Dan & Tom,
I went through the e-bay polocies last night as your post left me feeling not
quite sure on this copyright issue. Tom like you I was under the assumption
that pics posted on ebay that did not have a copyright symbol were free to
public domain.
E-bay is not very clear on this subject but they do make a statement about
creator's of web pages have copyright protection even though the material
does not need to be listed as such. They have this VeRO Program which was
designed in helping ebay sellers of protected material.
So I am second guessing myself as to this copyright issue and as you
mentioned Dan that seeking the advice of an attorney familar with these laws
would be the best advice before actually publishing pictures from any web
site. If each seller is looked upon as being the creator of a web page than
from what ebay is describing they are protected but as often with ebay they
are not to clear on many subjects.
Ray T.
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">Dan & Tom,<BR>
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I went through the e-bay polocies last night as your post left me feeling not quite sure on this copyright issue. Tom like you I was under the assumption that pics posted on ebay that did not have a copyright symbol were free to public domain.<BR>
<BR>
E-bay is not very clear on this subject but they do make a statement about creator's of web pages have copyright protection even though the material does not need to be listed as such. They have this VeRO Program which was designed in helping ebay sellers of protected material.<BR>
<BR>
So I am second guessing myself as to this copyright issue and as you mentioned Dan that seeking the advice of an attorney familar with these laws would be the best advice before actually publishing pictures from any web site. If each seller is looked upon as being the creator of a web page than from what ebay is describing they are protected but as often with ebay they are not to clear on many subjects.<BR>
<BR>
Ray T.</FONT></HTML>
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