Re: [mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-07 Thread symphonick
2013/1/4 Frederik Freso S. Olesen musicbra...@freso.dk Den 04-01-2013 08:04, Kuno Woudt skrev: On 01/03/2013 11:52 PM, Ben Ockmore wrote: I would say so - I don't see any reason why not, they can be copyrighted just as much as recordings... I'm not sure a work as we use it in musicbrainz

Re: [mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-04 Thread Frederik Freso S. Olesen
Den 04-01-2013 00:34, Duke Yin skrev: 2) ability to assign arbitrary years to the relationship. e.g., some albums may say (P)2003,2004,2006 Record Company, skipping 2005, depending on the old tracks included in the album. This is already possible, in the same way it's possible to state that

Re: [mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-04 Thread Frederik Freso S. Olesen
Den 04-01-2013 08:04, Kuno Woudt skrev: On 01/03/2013 11:52 PM, Ben Ockmore wrote: I would say so - I don't see any reason why not, they can be copyrighted just as much as recordings... I'm not sure a work as we use it in musicbrainz is a copyrightable thing, it seems to abstract. Huh? Works

[mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-03 Thread daniel.
Expected expiration date: January 13, 2013 I think it's relevant for a music encyclopedia to have data about copyright and phonographic copyright: the copyright holders of a release or a recording (and its date). They can be the label or other entities, or the artist. I think most releases have

Re: [mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-03 Thread LordSputnik
Shouldn't start date indicate the year the copyright was taken out, and end date the year it expires (where available)? Also, I think this should also apply to works, not just recordings and releases. -- View this message in context:

Re: [mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-03 Thread Robert Kaye
On Jan 3, 2013, at 1:44 PM, daniel. wrote: I think it's relevant for a music encyclopedia to have data about copyright and phonographic copyright: the copyright holders of a release or a recording (and its date). They can be the label or other entities, or the artist. I think most

Re: [mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-03 Thread daniel.
So, should I include works in the proposal for this relationship? ___ MusicBrainz-style mailing list MusicBrainz-style@lists.musicbrainz.org http://lists.musicbrainz.org/mailman/listinfo/musicbrainz-style

Re: [mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-03 Thread Ben Ockmore
I would say so - I don't see any reason why not, they can be copyrighted just as much as recordings... Another thing I thought of a minute ago - is it possible for a work or recordings to be copyrighted by different people/labels in different countries?

Re: [mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-03 Thread Duke Yin
In my opinion, any new Copyright relationship needs to address the following, regardless of if it's a Recording or Release relationship: 1) clear distinction (at least two relationship types) between http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_symbol and

Re: [mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-03 Thread daniel.
My proposal is to have Copyright relationship type + Phonographic Copyright relationship subtype. I've added country attribute and works (copyright only) to the proposal wiki. ___ MusicBrainz-style mailing list MusicBrainz-style@lists.musicbrainz.org

Re: [mb-style] RFC: Copyright relationship

2013-01-03 Thread Kuno Woudt
On 01/03/2013 11:52 PM, Ben Ockmore wrote: I would say so - I don't see any reason why not, they can be copyrighted just as much as recordings... I'm not sure a work as we use it in musicbrainz is a copyrightable thing, it seems to abstract. You cannot copyright ideas, only expressions of