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A clarification: all the images on your sites are copyrighted, with the exceptions -- in the U.S. -- of images created by the U.S. federal government, and digit
by ggchappell 12y ago
A clarification: all the images on your sites are copyrighted, with the exceptions -- in the U.S. -- of images created by the U.S. federal government, and digitizations of very old images -- e.g., a photograph of the Mona Lisa.
Your problem does not stem from the fact that images are covered by copyright, but from violations of license terms.
(A bit nitpicky, perhaps, but I figure if we're going to solve a problem, then we first ought to know what the problem is.)
- MichaelCrawford 12y agoI'm not dead certain, but while an old image is out of copyright, a digitization won't be. The image in the digital photo will be out of copyright, but the digital file is a newly created work. My reasoning has to do with how commonly I find copyrighted scores to traditional folk songs. The notes and words are exactly the same, however the actual document is new.