Re: Any thoughts?

Paul Keller wrote:
> On Feb 13, 2007, at 9:45 PM, Terry Hancock wrote:
> 
> 
>>Yes, there have been a number of court cases
internationally. Of the
>>ones I know about, the CC license was upheld and the
offending site  
>>lost.

> could you be a bit more specific here? i thought i was
aware of all  
> the cases involving cc that wen to court so far (curry
vs. audax in  
> NL) and two cases by the spanish collecting society
SGAE against bar  
> owners. none of these cases had an offending (web)site
involved (the  
> curry case was about re-printing pictures in a
commercial magazine).  
> if you do indeed know more cases it would be extremely
interesting to  
> get to know more specifics...

No, sorry, those are the ones I'm talking about. I guess I
should say
the "offending party" lost, not "site".

I did have this happen to me, though, and resolved it by
notifying the
guy doing it. Of course, his only fault was not including
correct
attribution, so it was easy for him to fix.

Cheers,
Terry



-- 
Terry Hancock (hancockAnansiSpaceworks.com)
Anansi Spaceworks http://www.AnansiSpac
eworks.com

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