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Originally posted by AlienQ
I CAN EXPLAINE THAT.
The theory is simple.
A work is a work, and when a work is createdthe termsof the work are done via disclosure and agreement.
IE: The creative is to be informed of the matters relating to whats to be developed.
For example disclosing what the intended design is for as a work should it be a template proper disclosure would be informing the artist that it is a templated design that is to be utilised repeatedly.
Another example would be to tell a band they only need to write a single song for project X.
Turning around and taking the Song and applying it to various other X's without permission is a violation of Copyright without authorization of the creator of the song.
IE an artist may only want on his music to be on CD only and disallow any radio play. That might be off the wall but without permission the lease of the work to radio stations would be prohibited without consent.
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I am way too drunk to understand the words coming out of your mouf..... er.... keyboard.