[Sca-cooks] NPR Segment on Copyright infringement

[Sharon Palmer]

>  > On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 12:17 PM, David Walddon 
><david at vastrepast.com> wrote:
>  >> Can you get a microfilm copy?

Wouldn't the microfilm version have the same issues of copyright as a 
facsimile paper version?   It might be easier to get permission, but 
I don't see that the media would make a difference.

I'm following this discussion with interest because of my Rumpolt 
translations.  I'm working from a copyright paper facsimile and from 
the copyright PDF facsimile posted by HAB.  I assumed that since I 
wasn't actually including the images that I was ok, but it sounds 
like this is a grey area, at best.

I began using Master Tirnoch's transcriptions, but have been 
replacing them with my own, both because he modernized the spelling 
of some words, and for copyright reasons.  Dr Gloning also posted 
transcriptions, but I used only two small portions (with appropriate 
citation), and am replacing those too, for copyright reasons.

I don't expect to ever publish my work for profit, but I'd like to be 
able to share it without being sued or violating someone else's 
intellectual property.

Ranvaig