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How could any organisation possibly argue that sharing their advertisement is copyright infringement? If you change it.. maybe. But arguably an advertisements p
by pergadad 7y ago
How could any organisation possibly argue that sharing their advertisement is copyright infringement? If you change it.. maybe. But arguably an advertisements principal aim is to be seen. It's like suing someone for trademark violation because they show your company logo in an article about your company or product - absurd.
- jolmg 7y ago> copyright infringement? If you change it.. maybe. I don't think whether something counts as a copyright violation ever depends on having done a modification. > It's like suing someone for trademark violation because they show your company logo in an article about your company or product Which is doable I believe, though maybe rarely done in practice. I haven't watched TV in a long time, but I remember how logos needed to be covered from products to avoid lawsuits. I think the idea comes from people having the right to control how their trademark is portrayed. > absurd Sure.
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