Sentence examples for copyright for which from inspiring English sources

If you're making fan-tribute just for you and your friends to play, it's okay, but selling a game based on someone else's series is usually a breach of copyright, for which you risk being sued.

The Ives Living is one of several prizes supported by royalties from Ives's music, the copyrights for which were bequeathed to the academy by the composer's wife, Harmony.

O'Dwyer faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in a US jail for alleged copyright offences, for which the UK declined to press charges.

The most significant issue for art like the jazz recordings is that they are considered "orphan works," still under copyright but for which the artist can no longer be located.

"Orphan works" are those which may still protected under copyright, but for which the legitimate rights holders are unknown, and, sometimes, undiscoverable.

It shows up to 20 percent of copyrighted titles that it has licensed from publishers, and only snippets of copyrighted titles for which it has no license.

But those categories do not appear to cover government documents, which by law cannot be copyrighted and for which there is no ordinary commercial market.

Users rejoined that sharing their files was a fair use of copyrighted material for which they had paid a fair price.

We DO ban subreddits for breaking our rules, and one of them is repeatedly and primarily being a place where people post copyrighted material for which valid DMCA requests are being received".

Sprigman: For your purposes it's paintings or other artworks that have never been copyrighted or those for which the copyright has expired.

Many of these are so-called orphan works, for which copyright holders could not be found, and so without securing permission, Google unleashed its page scanners.