Technically you would need permission to use them, especially if you plan to make any sort of profit from your site. If you're making a fan site for something, though, you might be able to get away with it. There are a lot of fan sites out there that don't seem to be getting in trouble for using copyrighted materials. They are promoting the person/movie/whatever they are making the site about. The worst that could happen is that they sue you No, really, they'll probably just ask you to take them down.
Definitely do ask the copyright owners before you try to do this, that way you have a definite answer one way or another. And if they don't answer, at least you asked first!
Megan wrote: Technically you would need permission to use them, especially if you plan to make any sort of profit from your site. If you're making a fan site for something, though, you might be able to get away with it. There are a lot of fan sites out there that don't seem to be getting in trouble for using copyrighted materials. They are promoting the person/movie/whatever they are making the site about. The worst that could happen is that they sue you No, really, they'll probably just ask you to take them down.
Definitely do ask the copyright owners before you try to do this, that way you have a definite answer one way or another. And if they don't answer, at least you asked first!
I prefer to get licenses if needed, because I want to build really big movies website.
The copyright holders details should be on the DVD or disc itself, It's usually the big boys like Sony etc that hold them. If you decide not to go through them, it will be them taking you to court
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Megan posted this at 14:19 — 14th December 2005.
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Technically you would need permission to use them, especially if you plan to make any sort of profit from your site. If you're making a fan site for something, though, you might be able to get away with it. There are a lot of fan sites out there that don't seem to be getting in trouble for using copyrighted materials. They are promoting the person/movie/whatever they are making the site about. The worst that could happen is that they sue you
No, really, they'll probably just ask you to take them down.
Definitely do ask the copyright owners before you try to do this, that way you have a definite answer one way or another. And if they don't answer, at least you asked first!
Megan
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al9 posted this at 14:21 — 14th December 2005.
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I prefer to get licenses if needed, because I want to build really big movies website.
How can I get licenses?
Busy posted this at 21:06 — 14th December 2005.
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The copyright holders details should be on the DVD or disc itself, It's usually the big boys like Sony etc that hold them. If you decide not to go through them, it will be them taking you to court
<?bhb if(broken){ echo("It wasn't me
"); } ?>
Learn HTML the ez way - EzHTML.net
Some people are like slinkies, they dont really serve any purpose but they still bring a smile to your face when you push them down the stairs ...