May 23, 1920 New York Times. 上市 Deposited
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From: "Byron Weston" <bkweston@verizon.net>
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--- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, "Rod Widok" <rjw001@...> wrote:
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> Before posting the articles, I thought I should double check --=20
does=20
> posting the articles violate any copyright issues?
Hi Rod,
Considering their age, probably not, if no one has since reprinted=20
and re-copyrighted them since - if you're posting a scan of an=20
article.=20
If it is something under current copyright, and even if you are not=20
profiting from do so, it still might be a problem because the=20
copyright holder could say that you are preventing him from selling=20
copies of his book by making it available without his authorization.=20
If you are posting a link to a website that contains the article then=20
there isn't any problem at all as you are simply providing the link=20
to it.
If you are saving articles that you've found on the internet to your=20
own computer, for your own pleasure and enjoyment, there isn't a=20
problem either, as long as you're not printing them out and then=20
selling them on eBay, which is what happened with the Vlack plates=20
not so long ago.
I'd suggest googling "copyright law" if you have any concerns as the=20
copyright laws aren't easily understood, and with the advent of the=20
internet it's become even more complicated.
Byron=20=20 - 2007-12-15
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