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Rage Against the Machine $5.48 Not since the days of the Clash and the MC5 has rock seen such political force as in the uncompromising debut from this L.A. quartet. Expanding the hip-hop/metal style of bands such as the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage tap the spirits of vintage Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin, coupled with hardcore punk intensity and Public Enemy-style grooves. “Bombtrack” opens the LP with a shot of adrenaline and … |
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Esther $7.84 The biblical story of Esther, the Jewish woman who saved her people when they faced annihilation, is told in this production featuring British actress Louise Lombard in the title role and F. Murray Abraham as Mordecai, Esther’s cousin and foster father. As a girl living under Persian rule, Esther was essentially kidnapped and taken into the harem of the king, Xerxes. The king, taken by her be… |
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Ladies & Gentlemen: The Best of George Michael $12.42 Bathroom escapades aside, there’s no denying that George Michael has been responsible for some of the biggest party jams of the ’80s and ’90s. Have you ever noticed what happens to a room when “Faith” erupts from the speakers? Aside from the funk-fueled “Fastlove,” the material from his most recent album, Older, is well and truly overshadowed here by the megahits from days gone by. The first disc … |
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Write-Once Recordable CD for Digital Audio $1,122.99 Whether you’re a musician wanting to transfer your own tunes to a compact disc or an audio buff burning a compilation of your favorite commercially released songs, the Sony Write-Once Recordable CD for Digital Audio is exactly what you need. Featuring 80 minutes of audio play time and a protective jewel case, the Sony Write-Once Recordable CD is ready to pump out high-quality digital audio for yea… |
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Underworld: Rise of the Lycans $5.70 This prequel to Len Wiseman’s Underworld and Underworld: Evolution is distinctively different, especially minus the nimble vampire warrior star, Selene (Kate Beckinsale). Underworld: Rise of the Lycans takes its cues from the vampire/werewolf battles that occur in the other films, but director Patrick Tatopoulos focuses here on the young werewolf Lucian’s (Michael Sheen) rise to leadership. … |
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Glory $5.93 One of the finest films ever made about the American Civil War, Glory also has the honor of being the first major Hollywood film to acknowledge the vital contribution of African American soldiers to the country’s historic struggle. Based on the books Lay This Laurel, by Lincoln Kirstein, and One Gallant Rush, by Peter Burchard, and the wartime letters of Robert Gould Shaw, the film tells the story… |
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Fly Away Home (Special Edition) $4.89 There are some filmmaking teams that invariably bring out the best in each other, and that’s definitely the case with director Carroll Ballard and cinematographer Caleb Deschanel. They previously collaborated on The Black Stallion and Never Cry Wolf, and Fly Away Home is their third family film that deserves to be called a classic. Inspired by Bill Lishman’s autobiography, the movie tells the sto… |
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copyright is important and reform is necessary but breaking DRM in and of itself is not wrong. Infringing on copyright is.
I got this from a recording studio professional.
1. get a copy of your work.
2. on a seperate piece of paper write the title, the date
produced, the people who helped you produce this
work, and the key (if music).
3. put in envelope.
4. Mail it to yourself REGISTERED MAIL. (it will have to be signed for and it has a govt. date stamp).
5. MOST IMPORTANTLY DON'T OPEN IT!!!!!!
he said it has not really been taken to court, it is a really cheap way to "copyright" your work and gives you "some" protection.
do this until you can do better, and check with others for more info.
Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!
haha no. ive never heard that, and the doctrine of fair use says otherwise.
Well you can try using TwelveKeys, it'll take a file that you've recorded to PC (wav format is the best) and it'll display the notes aligned with a keyboard. It's basically a transcription assistant, so you would still need to create the sheet music. Otherwise you're looking at an extremely expensive software app to do exactly what you want to do.
hate the rest of the world because. they are ignorant of it, and fear the unknown, they are arrogant in national pride and they are brainwashed cultists. hate the rest of the world because. they are ignorant of it, and fear the unknown, they are arrogant in national pride and they are brainwashed cultists. hate the rest of the world because. they are ignorant of it, and fear the unknown, they are arrogant in national pride and they are brainwashed cultists
Copyrights (and Trademarks which is where logos normally fall) generally only protect you if you're willing to enforce it. You can put the copyright or trademark (the superscript logo) on anything you produce. Registering with the feds gives you documentation–proving who did what first–but no further protection. It's still your responsibility to protect your own work.
So, if someone uses your designs, the first order of business is to write a cease and desist letter. Second would be to hire an attorney to write them to cease and desist. Last is a lawsuit, and you may want to seek damages. At this point, you need to prove you did it first.
If you don't enforce your own work, then you may lose your copyright or trademark. I believe this is what happened with Kleenex.
You also need to be aware that if you protect something, you can theoretically be in violation of your own copyright/trademark if you use the general design in something else. This has also happened to artists, and companies take great pains to ensure they aren't damaging or violating current copyright/trademark.
There are other ways to prove you did something first. One suggestion is to send yourself the design registered mail (possibly FedEx or UPS may work too), so there is a date stamp. Keep the envelope sealed in case you need to go to court. This is a good technique to date written work. Another way is to take the work to a notary, and this is my preferred way of dating designs.
If you go the fed route, it will cost you a lot (around $1k), and you'll probably need a lawyer. I believe a trademark is about 5 years, then you need to renew, and it will cost you hundreds more (don't hold me to the time and prices, it's been a while since I registered a trademark). Afterward you can use the registered copyright and trademark superscripts when displaying. You still are responsible for enforcing your designs. Obviously, if this is for someone else, it's their responsibility on how they want to protect it.
I don't register my work anymore, if I have something worthy of protection, I use the mail or notary route.
How would you like multiple people on your network connection, hogging up your internet and slowing everything down? How would you like people constantly crashing your internet? How would you like getting a huge bill from your ISP? How would you like people logging all the information going through your network and ruin your credit, steal your identity, etc?