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Re: Can a previously unknown Technique/Style now being used be basis of infringement of copyright??[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Copyright Forum ] [ FAQ ] Posted by M. Arthur Auslander on February 03, 2001 at 11:28:05: In Reply to: Can a previously unknown Technique/Style now being used be basis of infringement of copyright?? posted by Lorraine Cassell on February 03, 2001 at 11:03:55:
: Hi, : After completing the then schedule I handed in the new series for direction as was agreed sometime ago, but after not hearing anything for two months, I chased it up and was told that they now "already" have something a little similar in progress being produced by another. : Having something similar was in no way expressed or indicated to me when I initially told them about this particular technique/style, and I fear that they have taken my proposal for it to be produced by someone else. : Now although they may not be using my exact pieces, would it be seen that they have infringed any copyright laws for things such as infringement of style and technique. : Any info would be as you can tell greatly appreciated. : Thank you : Lorraine Cassell Dear Lorraine Cassell, We responded to the email about this and suggested a Reality Check (sm). it was not clear that This is a UK matter. Insofar as the advice we might have for you, I believe that the law is the same in the UK as the US. M. Arthur Auslander
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