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Surely this is more of a trademark / branding issue. They can't lay claim to non-mixed tracks in the same order. But they surely can protect their brand being
by TheAnimus 13y ago
Surely this is more of a trademark / branding issue. They can't lay claim to non-mixed tracks in the same order. But they surely can protect their brand being used by someone else.
- ctz 13y agoThey could be arguing they are protected under database rights, but its probably just plain copyright.
- Kerrick 13y agoI am not a lawyer, but I suspect the same. After all, it has been established that you cannot copyright a recipe (a list of ingredients in a specific order), and I find this quite similar.