AFAIK, (c) 2009 The Himalayan Times : means their contents are
copyrighted under copyright law 2009. They haven't mentioned anything
further. But generally websites do mention the license under which they
want to make their contents distributable for eg: creative common license.
In this case
Sounds straight forward. Will email them and ask.
Thanks Chandan and Abhishek.
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On 03/12/2012 05:31 PM, chandan wrote:
AFAIK, (c) 2009 The Himalayan Times : means their contents are
copyrighted under copyright law 2009. They haven't mentioned anything
For example lets take 'The Himalayan Times' http://thehimalayantimes.com
for an example. I couldn't find the terms for redistribution of the PDFs
they have. All they have is a
(c) 2009 The Himalayan Times
What does the generic (c) Company Name mean?
Bibek Shrestha
twitter.com/bibstha
On
On 03/11/2012 10:07 PM, Bibek Shrestha wrote:
For example lets take 'The Himalayan Times'
http://thehimalayantimes.com for an example. I couldn't find the terms
for redistribution of the PDFs they have. All they have is a
(c) 2009 The Himalayan Times
What does the generic (c) Company Name
which newspapaper ?
The website of newspaper must have mentioned the license in their website.
Depending upon that one can decide to share or redistribute.
On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 4:08 AM, bibekshres...@gmail.com
bibekshres...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Group,
Does anyone know if Newspapers can be
Hi Group,
Does anyone know if Newspapers can be redistributed from a separate source
other than the webpage of the newspaper?
What kind of copyright laws cover newspaper contents? Also what about
advertisements in Newspaper? Are they also copyrighted?
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