if that is the case, then what happens when sony gets mad at me for smashing
one of there tvs and calling it crap. would that be a trade mark issue?? if
im wearing a nike shirt does that make my video a tm issue?? if i do a video
blog in my car and the radio has a song on is that a copy rite
On 12/2/05, Randy Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if that is the case, then what happens when sony gets mad at me for smashing
one of there tvs and calling it crap. would that be a trade mark issue?? No, although depending on your characterization if it as crap it may be slander or
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if that is the case, then what happens when sony gets mad
at me for smashing one of there tvs and calling it crap. would that be a
trade mark issue?? if im wearing a nike shirt does
I would think that it would be fair use. But Mattel seems lawsuit-happy so I wouldn't risk it. It really turned me off Barbies to read up on all those lawsuits. They seem to have a lousy sense of humour.
Joan
On 12/1/05, Michael Ridley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not an IP attorney but I
Fair Use related to Copyright Law, not Trademark Law.
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On Thu, 01 Dec 2005 11:49:35 +0100, Joan Khoo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would think that it would be fair use. But Mattel seems lawsuit-happy
so I
wouldn't risk it. It really turned me off Barbies to read up on all those
I thought the viewpoint expressed implied that "all
males" were so low that they resorted to weird rubber dolls, etc. I doubt
one in a hundred men have even experimented with one of these
things.
Now, an interesting vlog would be opening a "doll
house" whorehouse. Could they bust someone
I concede the point. I didn't know that
infringement of Barbie's copyright would be the real issue. But, even on
that level, I wonder if an argument couldn't be made for setting up some site in
China or somewhere that was really free of "copyright" constraints.
I understand people deserve
There are three issues --
That Peaches number is definitely unauthorized.
The sexual content is going to piss some people off.
Barbie is a fiercely protected trademark.
The Peaches issue is a good enough reason to bounce it, add in the
other two issues and it's an obvious choice.
Archive.org will pull content which may be a copyright issue based on protest.
(Specific proof / discourse not required)On 12/1/05, Lucas Gonze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are three issues --
That Peaches number is definitely unauthorized.
The sexual content is going to piss some
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