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Generally this is considered a compilation. And the compiler owns the rights to a compilation. The biggest example would be the yellow pages (let's assume you r
by candiodari 8y ago
Generally this is considered a compilation. And the compiler owns the rights to a compilation. The biggest example would be the yellow pages (let's assume you remember those).
The company putting it out certain owns copyright over the book, it's exact contents, even if it owns none of the individual details inside of it.
- daveguy 8y agoI'm not sure why this is being downvoted. Is the statement just not correct? (seems right) Or does it vary significantly throughout the world? Or is it down voted because people don't like the idea of their collected information being owned by the compiler? There has to be a lot of grey in this space. Can someone clarify?