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Post by mysticmurray on Mar 21, 2004 13:55:19 GMT 1
I wrote an article for the gravesend program. Do you reckon i am allowed to scan it so I can have a copy of it on my computer?
murray
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Post by kickinpretty on Mar 21, 2004 14:05:21 GMT 1
As the author you have the copyrights to that material unless you signed something to say that you have handed all rights to the football club.
So your answer is yes you own the copyrights to the words, but no, you dont own the copyrights to the actual artical as printed in the programme, as they are owned by the football club,
Scanning the programme is actually a breach of copyright unless it is only for your personal use and will not be re-published.
The way round it would be to ask Whitters for permission to scan it, but i doubt he would give permission for you to publish it in any way shape or form.
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Post by mysticmurray on Mar 21, 2004 14:13:21 GMT 1
hmmmm
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Post by OldGit on Mar 21, 2004 14:41:59 GMT 1
Or
you could use the Tardis, programme a small shift in the space / time continuum to insert "all rights belong to Murray" caveat on your work (a similar plot worked in "Back to the Future 2" to enable elicit use of sports results to make profits from gambling. I'm sure we can trust you not to stoop to that kind of dishonesty).
Any use?
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Post by mysticmurray on Mar 21, 2004 15:17:48 GMT 1
well, now you mention it.......
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Post by Blueshrew on Mar 21, 2004 15:30:02 GMT 1
enable elicit use of sports results to make profits from gambling
i like the sound of that oldgit
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