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title copyright
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No such thing.
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Gale, what is your question precisely?
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I'm assuming you want to know if you can name your movie:
"Star Wars" for example? In this case I'm assuming your answer is not "complete", Paul? |
I assumed the question was, "Does copyright protect titles?" The answer is no. You _can_ name your movie Starwars without infringing copyright. You will, however, be sued for trademark infringement.
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No, actually, after I had posted the thread, I found my answer. I tried to delete the thread and it wouldn't allow me to do that. Thanks for the response though.
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Hey, we're getting good -- we can answer questions before they're even asked ! ;)
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Gale: perhaps you can elaborate a bit on what you wanted to
know exactly and what answer you got? That might help future people who do a search on this. Ofcourse normal users cannot delete threads. That's a privilege forum wranglers have. Good thing too, we want to have most stuff online so it is searchable for other people! |
What I needed to know is where I needed to look for registered trademarks and copyrights. I also needed some info on video release forms. I found my answers on the thread titled "frequently asked questions". Go figure. Patience, sometimes, is not my greatest quality.
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