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, Sister Claire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>My question: If there is no date printed in the book, how can I exercise due
>diligence to determine if it is still in copyright?
I have a little book of knitted lace collars, published in 1841, which
raised the same query
P.S. I haven't been following this thread but if it's about duration
of copyright, it's author's death + 70 years.
Avital
On 5/22/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sister Claire has informed me that she is in Israel, as are the books. I
> guess, in that case Israeli law is the la
Thanks Avital.
I'm in Jerusalem and we know each other. ;-)
Sr Claire
On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 4:51 PM, Avital <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's what I found with a quick Google search. There's a link to a PDF.
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> http://blog.ipfactor.co.il/2008/05/05/new-israel-copyright-law-to-come-into-ef
Here's what I found with a quick Google search. There's a link to a PDF.
http://blog.ipfactor.co.il/2008/05/05/new-israel-copyright-law-to-come-into-effect/
Sister Claire, where in Israel are you?
Avital
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Sue
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From: "Sister Claire" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [lace] More on copyright
I am looking at some of my older lace and embroidery books and many of the
oldest among them do not have copyright dat
Sister Claire has informed me that she is in Israel, as are the books. I
guess, in that case Israeli law is the law that covers this situation. Does
anyone know anything about Israeli copyright law?
(If everyone else knew this information, I apologize. I assumed she was in
Europe or the US. N
Yes, good question. If there is a publisher and place stated,
I would consult the appropriate government or library agency in the country
of origin, that would advise on copyright.
If you do a google search for, for example 'copyright in '
you should get some useful links. Chances are, without a
I am looking at some of my older lace and embroidery books and many of the
oldest among them do not have copyright dates (or any other date) printed in
them.
For the most part, these are cheap paper editions that physically resemble
other books I that I know were printed between ca 1880 and ca 192
