Sentences with phrase «talk about copyright»

This week I was on This Week in Law with Ali Sternberg to talk about copyright, robot lawyers, Star Lord's «Awesome Mix Vol.

This week I was on This Week in Law to talk about copyright, robot lawyers, Star Lord's «Awesome Mix Vol.

Let's talk about the copyright owner first.

In this article we will talk about copyright protection in eLearning.

Now, as I mentioned to you, we've had Helen Sedwick on the show before talking about copyright and some of these things, but today we wanted to talk about estate planning because I saw an article that you wrote and it's something I'm really into.

«Why Are We Talking About Copyright for Football Plays?

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The speech is likely to point to the recently launched Digital Technology Adoption Pilot Program, talk about moving forward with copyright and privacy legislation, describe work on spectrum, and indicate that a decision has still not been made on the removal of foreign investment restrictions.

Lawyers talk about intellectual skill and effort and that is what we look for to see if copyright exists.

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This 400 + page opus is packed with plenty of pep talks and priceless practical advice about everything from how to buy an ISBN # to how to copyright your manuscript to how to market it.

Maybe it's hard to feel that tug when we're talking about songs recorded almost 50 years ago, but length of copyright protection is an entirely different discussion.

Ahead of an Insights Seminar at London Book Fair, SAGE Publishing's Kiren Shoman talks with Copyright Clearance Center's Christopher Kenneally about factors in a digital transformtion of academic publishing.

Part 2 talks about Front Matter — the stuff that makes a book a book, like Title Page, Copyright, Dedication, etc..

Last time I talked about blockchain technology and its potential to revolutionize certain types of copyright - related transactions.

The easiest way to go about it is to talk to the copyright holder of the first translation.

A few months back, there was a World Intellectual Property Organization meeting talking about an international treaty on exceptions to copyright for the visually impaired.

In our # 5 Podcast, Literary Copyrights, I talked about registering your work for added protection.

In the second half of the article Jim Shooter talks about how the battle over copyright is a problem for the current comic companies and proposes a new model for comics.

What we're talking about is theft, specifically copyright infringement.

In today's stories, we talk about #booknerdproblems, mysterious library returns, aspect ratios, copyright and more.

AMC threatens copyright lawsuit over Walking Dead spoiler (TorrentFreak) Wait a minute — they are claiming copyright infringement for talking about what happens on an episode that hasn't aired yet?

But even the fact you're talking about principles of copyright means you're missing the point Hyperstar96 was trying to make.

Now you're suddenly talking about me missing things about copyright?

In an interview with IGN, the people that make up Media Molecule talked about everything from the supposed sequel to copyright infringement to even the slow sales LBP has seen since its debut.

Honestly, all snark aside, I know / teach some youngsters who grew up in a «post-piracy» world (to the extent that they've grown up with things like the VC, Steam, and Netflix in the 00s, so downloading ROMs or TV shows or whatever doesn't hold enough allure / necessity to overcome wariness of getting in trouble or guilt about breaking copyright laws), but who have engaged with the fandom, talk of the game in hushed tones, and have been waiting with bated breath to play it.

Art Business News: Let's talk about intellectual - property rights and copyrights.

The emphasis of the talk will be about the core copyright protection available for visual artists under US Law and the basics of US copyrights.

Ruth Carter: Yeah, I've been invited multiple years to speak at Phoenix Comic Con on things like comic book creator rights, fan art and fan fiction and copyright issues, those are the main things I get to talk about.

However, I recently talked to a laywer about the case of a physical document which is later published, and said laywer (though not providing legal advice) said the copyright date would be the time at which that physical document was created, rather than published (since at the time of creation, it is already fixed in a tangible medium, even if it hasn't yet been published).

I think we were talking about an original A, a work B derived from A (the creator of A has shared copyright of B), and C derived from B, and it is not known whether C has anything in common with A.

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

If you want to talk about protecting copyrights, I agree with Viacom.

One of the central rights granted by copyright is to control translation into a different medium (in this case, from text into audio), as is the right to control distribution, which is what this excerpt is talking about.

We've been hearing about patents, patent wars, copyright infringement, and so on for a while now, yet today is probably the first time we will be talking about a potential...

We've been hearing about patents, patent wars, copyright infringement, and so on for a while now, yet today is probably the first time we will be talking about a potential patent - related conflict inside the Android camp.

Talking about fair use often means talking about your right to re-use existing copyrighted works in the process of making something new - to make remixes and documentaries, parodies, or even to build novel Internet searchTalking about fair use often means talking about your right to re-use existing copyrighted works in the process of making something new - to make remixes and documentaries, parodies, or even to build novel Internet searchtalking about your right to re-use existing copyrighted works in the process of making something new - to make remixes and documentaries, parodies, or even to build novel Internet search tools.