On 01/04/2012 20:03, Timothy Swenson wrote:
Depending on the author agreement, publishers may only have a limited
rights to a published work. After the time has expired, the rights go
back to the original author. There's been some QL software like this.
For Image Use, Museums and Libraries usually charge for images from
their collections. The Museum of Local History (where I am the
President) does this and we generate operating revenue from this.
For the Jan Jones book, the illustrations might be done by someone
else and can easily be redone. They were fairly simple, but not
something that an OCR software could handle.
Tim Swenson
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Let us not forget that copyright law in the UK and in the US are 2
different things
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