Re: Translation Copyright
Michael Cash hu kiteb:
> There also exists a provision allowing for publishing (a word with a
> very wide meaning when it comes to copyrights) translations of works
> which are *not* in the public domain when the target language is some
> obscure language spoken only by a tiny handful of people in some
> blighted hellhole which literature and other aspects of modern
> civilization have chosen to pass by without so much as a wave.
I think that falls into teh category of "we, the copyright holder,
choose not to follow up this legal case because teh total net worth of
all speakers of that language worldwide is less than paying our lawyers
for one week."
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