Ron Posted March 20 Share Posted March 20 This is an article from Sound & Vision magazine concerning copyrights. It's pertinent to the copyright we enjoy here at GA. Though, if you really want to be sure that your next Great Novel is protected with fewer legal shenanigans, you may want to apply for an Official Copyright. In any event, for the purposes of this topic, the article covers Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897) and the derivative movie Nosferatu (1922) which resulted in Prana Film being sued in court for copyright infringement by Stoker's heir, Florence Stoker. The free-to-read- article HERE. 5 Link to comment
Mancunian Posted March 21 Share Posted March 21 This could be worth looking into in some detail. 3 Link to comment
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