Sentences with phrase «now out of copyright»

This may be a generic notice if they also copy items where the copyright is still viable, and it's a nuisance for them to make a determination which things are now out of copyright.

A lot of classic titles, now out of copyright, are free and you can pick up modern classics like H.G. Wells» The War of The Worlds for # 2.68.

Not exact matches

As it * appears * to operate now, it's more like a collection of out of copyright / free books, with some paid ones as well.

And as I've said now at least four times... regardless of this copyright law, when we are out of stock per the term of our contract, we have to revert the rights when requested... no ifs ands or buts... unless we are still selling an agreed upon threshold of ebooks.

I didn't catch the title of that book, but it sounds like one of the above - mentioned, you know, free, out - of - copyright public domain books, many of which were, in fact, scanned by Google, which their — they have these huge processes underway now.

As you know, there are many classic books out there which are now, because of their age, out of copyright, and it is wonderful to be able to read them.

Millions of out - of - copyright books can now be used on them, she said.

Some contracts now define «in print» as being related to a certain amount of revenue per year rather than just availability from the publisher: «that if the book goes out of print then the copyright does go back to the author immediately under the current system.»

Kathryn Goldman: Copyright law is one of the most international laws that is out there right now because of the Berne Convention.

Millions of free, out - of - copyright, pre-1923 books are also available to read on Kindle devices, and Kindle customers can now borrow Kindle books from their public library.

The New York Public Library announced 180,000 out - of - copyright images and materials are now free for downloading.

While the US copyright office now supports the idea, and famous artists including Chuck Close and Frank Stella have come out in favor of it, Sotheby's and Christie's have begun spending significant amounts of money to lobby against it, the New York Times reported over the weekend.

(E.g., Bach is presumably out of copyright now.)

In a related case now on cert to the Supreme Court, Kahle v. Gonzales, the issue is Congress's change from an opt - in system of copyright to an opt - out system of copyright.

Until now, a group of multinational record labels has done most of the talking about what Canadian artists need out of copyright.

Now, you too can help, by adopting one of the 300 volumes of the First Series of the Federal Reporter, which are all out of copyright.

Then on Saturday, Ann Bartow at the Feminist Law Professors blog picked out the person at the far right as Julie E. Cohen, then supervising editor of the law review and now professor at Georgetown University Law Center known for her work on the intersection of copyright and privacy rights.

In the mid-90s the University of Montreal, which now operates the Canadian Legal Information Institute, set out to remove copyright limits on the distribution of law.

If you are not interested in these developments then you likely do not have someone close to you in university in Canada nor are you interested in copyright, fair dealing or open access, that last one should be a hook for many that haven't paid attention up until now because, as my Slaw colleague Michael Lines pointed out back in April, this model deal is a swipe against the the free flow of information and an attempt to cut open access off at the pass, so to speak.