wrote:
On Dec 6, 12:04 pm, David Richerby
wrote:
wrote:
David Richerby wrote:
Have you obtained permission from the New York Times to reprint
their material?
No. I credited them with the article and I am not making money off
of the article. That is sufficient.
It's certainly not sufficient under English law. Does US law really
allow unlimited not-for-profit redistribution of copyrighted material
in its entirety if the copyright owner is credited?

Dave.


I see it done on blogs and forums on a regular basis. It's a 15year-
old newspaper article about chess that I am not passing off as my
own. If they wanted to "come after" me and every other person out
there that has done that, then they have waaaaayyyy too much time on
their hands.

So, you see no difference between what you should do and what you can
get away with?


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