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Hachette to bring French out of copyright titles into print | The Bookseller - 0 views

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Malika T on 23 Mar 11

International Publishing Company, Hachette has signed a "print-on-demand" agreement with the French National Library (BnF) which will allow them to sell out-of-copyright works from the BnF's online library. European Union countries have been known for setting limitations on the reproductions of oeuvres, particularly where the web is concerned. Hachette seems to have found a way to profit from this...

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">International Publishing Company, Hachette has signed a "print-on-demand" agreement with the French National Library (BnF) which will allow them to sell out-of-copyright works from the BnF's online library. European Union countries have been known for setting limitations on the reproductions of oeuvres, particularly where the web is concerned. Hachette seems to have found a way to profit from this...</div>

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3D Printing Settlers of Catan is Probably Not Illegal: Is This a Problem? - 0 views

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J. Crew Was Sued Over a Cardigan - 0 views

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shared by Andrea R. on 27 Apr 11 - No Cached

Andrea R. on 27 Apr 11

As a follow up to my blog about potential lawsuits from high-end designers against fast fashion stores, like Zara and Forever 21, it seems as though J. Crew is now being sued over a print design. However, the author rightfully points out that Wilkinson is not suing over the leopard print, per se, because no one has IP rights to that.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">As a follow up to my blog about potential lawsuits from high-end designers against fast fashion stores, like Zara and Forever 21, it seems as though J. Crew is now being sued over a print design. However, the author rightfully points out that Wilkinson is not suing over the leopard print, per se, because no one has IP rights to that.</div>

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