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Descriptions of work and related provisions.
3. Literary, dramatic and musical works.
3A. Databases
4. Artistic works.
5. Sound recordings and films.
5A. Sound recordings
5B. Films
6. Broadcasts.
6A. Safeguards in relation to certain satellite broadcasts
7. Cable programmes.
8. Published editions.
No my friend is trying to say that his banners for the competition qualify as "Artistic works"... I seriously doubt this, for something to be an artistic work it has to be entirely your own work however his banners are nothing more than the SR trademark with pictures of mobile phones on a coloured background. All these images etc are owned by other companys and to claim it as your own artistic work is impossible. However our fight can not be ressolved by us as we are both being b1tchy. If anyone can shed any light on who is right in this situation please reply to this post.
he's right even though I'm 99.9% sure he's
> not (Cruel irony will let him be right some how lol)
It wou;dn't be the first time you've been wrong, so don't go making me look like the bad guy. I find your arguments highly doubtful, and consumer58 has also agree with me in the banner thread.
But meh, why should I be bothered by your arguments, they've never mounted to much in the past, coming from the boy who went on for 5 pages over where to post a topic. Heh, wonder why people mention it.
I know nothing more.
My knowledge is limited to that fact only.
Sorry.
But does it really matter? If he gets sued for a large amount of money and loses, then it may be an issue.
Until then, it's not really.