Re: [Wikimediach-l] Copyright of the swiss administration

2006-04-02 Thread dake
 I have tons of references about the Swiss law. Creating an article on
  this topic in en: is on my todo list. Give me a reference of the 
 relevant page on fr: (and maybe some precise questions) and I'll try
  to add pointers to what I know as well.

The question about armoiries raised up in the bistro, section
poulpisme
(http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikip%C3%A9dia:Le_Bistro/31_mars_2006)
I actually gave references to 232.21

On Commons, these pictures are marked as CC-BY-SA-2.0. I am wondering
if this license conflicts with law 232.21

You could probably enhance or integrate the following article :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_protection_of_photographs_in_Switzerland

There are not *so* many questions about pictures in Switzerland (the
swiss community on :fr is still small, most questions came out of my
mind) but we can make a parallel with the questions that are often
raised for France. Those are usually :

* photographies of recent monuments, buildings, architectural work, etc.
* copyright of agencies related to goverment
* copyright and rules when one takes a picture of a known person (there
were some discussions about a picture of Zidane in an airport, one could
consider this as private life.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Zidane_Paris_CdG.png)
* screenshots of softwares
* pictures of military buildings (eg for Switzerland :
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Bunker-suisse-aviation-p1010146.jpg)
* pictures taken during major events (for Switzerland, a good example
could be pictures taken during Eurocup 08)

Last week, someone asked me by mail about this case :

http://bpun.unine.ch/IconoNeuch/Portraits/Portraits.htm

The pictures should be in public domain, but a copyright has been added
by the Bpun. I asked the SSA about this issue (for me, this content
should be marked as PD) and they were surprised, they have forwarded my
question to another society (Pro Litteris), I am waiting for a clear answer.


Nous avons bien  reçu votre courriel et nous nous sommes en effet
interrogés sur le © que la Bibliothèque a inséré sur l’oeuvre non
protégée. Il couvre éventuellement les droits du photographe qui a
reproduit l’oeuvre afin qu’elle soit numérisée.Mais nous avons constaté
en général que les bibliothèques souhaitent être indiquées en tant que
source, et que, si elles facturent quelque chose aux utilisateurs, ce
sont leurs frais de recherche.


Voilà ;)

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Re: [Wikimediach-l] Copyright of the swiss administration

2006-03-31 Thread dake
Thanks for your answer. I had actually sent the mail to the webmaster. I 
will drop a mail to J. Glauser.

You are right about the laws and the protocols. I add there is something 
interesting about swiss law compared to french/belgian law concerning 
the buildings as it seems (my non-professional interpretation) that 
making a picture of a recent building, statue, etc. is allowed while in 
France/Belgium, it is not (see the Atomium story).

Well, some advices about swiss law in general regarding the copyright 
would be nice. There was a question today on the french wikipedia about 
the flags of cantons, communes and districts. On :fr, we have tons of 
references about the french law, nearly nothing about swiss law, I'm 
trying to collect some references :)

Regards,
Dake
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utilisateur:Dake

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