In a message dated 11/8/2008 2:18:10 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL
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2008/11/7 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You guys really should see the Font Myths website:
What is the URL?
The url is:
_http://www.ssifonts.com/Myths.htm_ (http://www.ssifonts.com/Myths.htm)
Also,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You guys really should see the Font Myths website:
...
IMO One should try and copyright a font *both* as Software - covers USA
and other jurisdictions *and* as an artistic work if you are in
jurisdiction that allows this. No one was suggesting to copyright a font
2008/11/7 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You guys really should see the Font Myths website:
What is the URL?
Erm, SSI *LOST* a lawsuit again Adobe about font copyright. I'd be
very suspicous about those guys.
Ah yes, SSI the outfit of the infamous Rev. Paul King - weren't they the
ones who cloned over 1,000 fonts designed by others and claimed them
as their own? When caught it seems they tried to
I don't see any reason typefaces first released in the UK or Europe
would enjoy any copyright protection in the U.S. All typefaces (not
fonts) are automatically and immediately public domain in the U.S.
Because it seems that under international copyright conventions
countries have agreed
