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jeffzkrazie |
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February 12, 2011 04:38:13pm |
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classic_tv
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Re: Stories of the Century & Man With A Camera |
Okay, lemmie get this right, so if something shows up on that website then it is copyright? Because I've search for some movies on there that's on this website and they show up... Is there different versions to the movies or something?????? Sorry if I sound like a Noob lol I'm still getting used to this.
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adamelijah |
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February 12, 2011 04:40:58pm |
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classic_tv
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Re: Stories of the Century & Man With A Camera |
Well, if it shows up as a copyright renewal. Some tiles only show up in the database for companies issuing copyrights on their versions of the show, and still others show up as just list. You want to click on it and look at the description.
If it has something like this:
RE0000316337 / 1986-12-29
Renewal registration for: LP0000017015 / 1959-08-16 (in notice: 1958)
Than a copyright was renewed. If not, then it's something else and doesn't need to be worried about.
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jeffzkrazie |
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February 12, 2011 04:54:51pm |
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classic_tv
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Re: Stories of the Century & Man With A Camera |
Whoo this sure is confusing, hopefully I can get the hang of it and get some really good movies up on this site. I've got boxes full of Spaghetti Westerns, Blaxploitation Films, Film-Noirs and Juvenile Delinquent flicks that I would like to upload on here. For example - I searched for one Blaxploitation film entitled "Lady Cocoa (1975)" Two files came up but neither had anything about a Motion picture or anything on it. Does that mean there's no renewal for that movie? Lol, just give me some time and I'll get the complete hang of that website.
Oh, and btw, I uploaded the first episode of Man with a Camera.
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adamelijah |
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February 12, 2011 05:09:58pm |
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classic_tv
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Re: Stories of the Century & Man With A Camera |
Well this really only works well for shows produced between 1950-64. If it was produced before 1950, you need to ask Video Cellar or more advanced users (though I assume this would be for a feature film). If it was made after 1964 and it had its copyright notices in order, than it is still copyrighted. To find out if there's a problem, ask a question on the board.
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