Well, as you said, Steve created Spider-Man and Doctor Strange as work-for-hire. He got paid in full for his work and presumably it was acceptable for him at time.
If after 28 years the do not think $24K is a good investment for the next 28, the underlying work probably isn't worth it. Plus they will likely have newer works providing some income?
How about something like 25 years or life+12years, whichever comes first? That way it does give some time after an author/artist's death to capitalize on the work.
It doesn't matter if it is in the article if the article is wrong. The 60 has the same battery as the 75, but software limited to 60 KWh. The others have more cells in the battery pack. There is no way to take a 60 or 75 to a 90 or 100 other than to physically replace the pack with one.
In the days of CDs and LPs, the estimate on "per play" was infinitesimal, yes. On some CDs it was rather large - listened a time or two and tossed it aside. Some "hits" were not hits with everyone.
Curious that the lanyards that they used at the hospital had NO breakaways. The single breakaway lanyard is used in places that have machinery to keep it from harming the wearer if it gets caught up.
I can see how the three breakaways are better than one in this circumstance, though, because an attackers hands could grab the lanyard at the breakaway and still have a nice long "string" to use with one hand on each end.
If they completed the gear, then they could be infringing on Techshop's gear logo (http://www.techshop.ws/). They use the gear for quite a lot of their teaching projects, so they are rather proud of it.
If the artists wrote the song, then they are getting some money through the mechanical royalty. If they didn't and just recorded it, then I guess they are SOL.
Fault the record company for not releasing it for sale earlier.
full interviewq
They posted the transcript of the full interview. The extended video that was posted was still edited.
1973?
Swapped a couple of digits?
Spider-Man and Doctor Strange.
Well, as you said, Steve created Spider-Man and Doctor Strange as work-for-hire. He got paid in full for his work and presumably it was acceptable for him at time.
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I would agree, except the features were not paid for the first time. They were activated for demo use.
Re: Re: Not the whole story?
I think the point is the options were not paid for by anybody. They were activated for a demo. Then the car got sold and resold.
The Boy Scouts existed before the Girl Scouts. Shouldn't they go after the GS for trademark?
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Nobody. Public domain.
Re: Re: Re: 28 years plus reduced protection for second 28
If after 28 years the do not think $24K is a good investment for the next 28, the underlying work probably isn't worth it. Plus they will likely have newer works providing some income?
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How about something like 25 years or life+12years, whichever comes first? That way it does give some time after an author/artist's death to capitalize on the work.
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It doesn't matter if it is in the article if the article is wrong. The 60 has the same battery as the 75, but software limited to 60 KWh. The others have more cells in the battery pack. There is no way to take a 60 or 75 to a 90 or 100 other than to physically replace the pack with one.
Re: Re: Dumb question - how did he get the copyrights?
I think what you are saying here is that the University should be the holder of the copyright. Yes?
Re: Re: Just Wait
Yes, even showed up in Minority Report. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bXJ_obaiYQ
Joke candidates
Are they going to crack down on the two jokes leading the polls?
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How is Canuck insulting? Or Warrior? GSW has not had an Indian in the logo since 1969, so warrior is now generic.
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In the days of CDs and LPs, the estimate on "per play" was infinitesimal, yes. On some CDs it was rather large - listened a time or two and tossed it aside. Some "hits" were not hits with everyone.
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No, they chose to name their company after their rabbit, who was named after a common breakfast food, first.
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All wives do. They start with the raw material that they married and proceed to craft "their husband" over the course of many years.
Curious that the lanyards that they used at the hospital had NO breakaways. The single breakaway lanyard is used in places that have machinery to keep it from harming the wearer if it gets caught up.
I can see how the three breakaways are better than one in this circumstance, though, because an attackers hands could grab the lanyard at the breakaway and still have a nice long "string" to use with one hand on each end.
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If they completed the gear, then they could be infringing on Techshop's gear logo (http://www.techshop.ws/). They use the gear for quite a lot of their teaching projects, so they are rather proud of it.
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If the artists wrote the song, then they are getting some money through the mechanical royalty. If they didn't and just recorded it, then I guess they are SOL.
Fault the record company for not releasing it for sale earlier.