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Sure thing
there are a lot of considerations to copyright law, I just listed a
couple points....
any thanks really should go to my college Professor from an Art
Business Course , back around 2007 or 08...
A really talented medical Illustrator named Bill Westwood.
Occasionally, the local NPR station features a call in discussion
group about Copyright and patent law, featuring Bill, another
Illustrator, and a Copyright lawyer...
the show always has overwhelming response.
(plus I had to memorize/learn a lot to do well in that course)
Bill was a real good teacher.
of Course, this stuff is always in flux with constant attacks against
our rights (and ability to make a living from our work) by things
like the repetitive attempts to pass the orphan works law
Knowledge is potential power..... Knowledge + action is power....
Stephen
At 01:51 PM 7/30/2013, you wrote:
>thanks for this very useful and clear summary! lav
>
>On 7/30/2013 10:31 AM, Stephen DiCerbo wrote:
>>There are a lot of assumptions about copyrights, mostly erroneous
>>
>>the best approach is through knowledge..
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