wow, just read this about architectural copyrights in France, Belgium and Italy. Unlike the US, images of built architectural works (even publicly visible) remain under the copyright of the architect.
Anyone here ever do any buildings there - have you figured out a way to get any royalties off that?
I can't imagine how you'd enforce that really, so it seems a moot point. And I don't at all agree with it as a matter of policy.
But if anyone can figure out how to make money designing a landmark and selling rights to its image, call me up - I'm in!
Do you think it is possible this people will pay any royalties for the inspiration of their product? If not, can they turn around and claim royalties for their product? Is the latter more deserving at this time? "What is a myth, today?"
Like those obnoxious fat Americans who visited Paris and noticed there was a tower like the one in Vegas? Great hookah though. The Eiffel tower is visually recognizable as a Christmas tree, the royalties must be great.
sort of like after the football game, any accounts of the game have to be accompanied by written permission from the nfl or the government is going to get you.
just read the Eiffel tower News post, that's ridiculous...my guess this image is worth $0.02 for every view? no? Sue Olaf, he isn't real.
or should Olaf sue Disney for Frozen, I mean he came up with the character Olaf and a Summer Camp for building snowman's long before the movie
@SneakyPete _ I also find that article ridiculous. It's like charging someone for recorded perception? Should they bill me for my memory and telling other people about my memory of the art?
@Curtkram you are absolutely correct, you ever see this family guy where Peter does something really illegal, nothing happens, and then he HITS RECORD during an NFL game and a dozen agents with guns drawn raid his living room?
don't mess with the NFL.
and Olaf has the following patent pending! don't you even think about knocking off Vuuve (a real beer but also Flemish for Five, so says google)
The godess Nike should sue Nike!or the Greeks should collect money?
Architectural Image Copyright - Europe
wow, just read this about architectural copyrights in France, Belgium and Italy. Unlike the US, images of built architectural works (even publicly visible) remain under the copyright of the architect.
Anyone here ever do any buildings there - have you figured out a way to get any royalties off that?
I can't imagine how you'd enforce that really, so it seems a moot point. And I don't at all agree with it as a matter of policy.
But if anyone can figure out how to make money designing a landmark and selling rights to its image, call me up - I'm in!
Do you think it is possible this people will pay any royalties for the inspiration of their product? If not, can they turn around and claim royalties for their product? Is the latter more deserving at this time? "What is a myth, today?"
Hmm I guess it was a naive question. Obviously just need to remember to make the gift shop big enough for everything you'll want to sell!
And how do we know that is not Helsinki?
Like those obnoxious fat Americans who visited Paris and noticed there was a tower like the one in Vegas? Great hookah though. The Eiffel tower is visually recognizable as a Christmas tree, the royalties must be great.
http://www.sculpture.org/documents/scmag05/may_05/webspecs/grant.shtml
sort of like after the football game, any accounts of the game have to be accompanied by written permission from the nfl or the government is going to get you.
information wants to be free. let it be free.
I like pirates.
just read the Eiffel tower News post, that's ridiculous...my guess this image is worth $0.02 for every view? no? Sue Olaf, he isn't real.
or should Olaf sue Disney for Frozen, I mean he came up with the character Olaf and a Summer Camp for building snowman's long before the movie
@SneakyPete _ I also find that article ridiculous. It's like charging someone for recorded perception? Should they bill me for my memory and telling other people about my memory of the art?
@Curtkram you are absolutely correct, you ever see this family guy where Peter does something really illegal, nothing happens, and then he HITS RECORD during an NFL game and a dozen agents with guns drawn raid his living room?
don't mess with the NFL.
and Olaf has the following patent pending! don't you even think about knocking off Vuuve (a real beer but also Flemish for Five, so says google)
The godess Nike should sue Nike! or the Greeks should collect money?
http://archinect.com/umsoa/abstracting-motion-mockups-process-renderings Is this infringement on Per Corell 3dh?
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