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Is it a crime?
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2004 3:58 pm
by StratoHeart
I have two interesting intyerviews with Timo Kotipelto at Rock Brigade and Roadie Crew brazilian zines, I would put it here, but a friend warned me that it could be a crime.
Is it true? I think not. Anyway, can I put it here or not?

Re: Is it a crime?
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2004 4:14 pm
by Cristiane
I don't think it is... all you have to do is say that you took that interview from the Rock Brigade magazine.
Besides you're going to translate it once the interview was published on portuguese. So I think there's no problem.
Re: Is it a crime?
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2004 5:15 pm
by antonio
i think no...because other users have made topics related to interview..
however you can simply write the address of the interview
Re: Is it a crime?
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2004 5:45 pm
by MAJINDIEGO
that´s not a problem...if you reveal the source it would be ok.
And besides, the interview was released already...so, go ahead!
Re: Is it a crime?
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2004 9:54 pm
by eternity_strato
it isn´t a crime i think. post them, we´re hungry for information!!!!

Re: Is it a crime?
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 5:13 am
by Toldo
Yeah, i think is nota a crime too
So...
Re: Re: Is it a crime?
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 1:28 pm
by StratoHeart
antonio wrote:
i think no...because other users have made topics related to interview..
however you can simply write the address of the interview
The topics were about interviews already published on the web. Since RB and RC are printed magazine, you must buy it to read the texts. So, he warned me that I couldn't put it here for free reading, and it makes some sense. Even if I put the source here, you wouldn't buy the magazine because of this interview (as I did), it's available for free at Stratoforum. Well, maybe I'm completely wrong, but the interviews are translated already, only waiting for their chance.
Couldn't Liina say something about?
Re: Re: Re: Is it a crime?
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 3:53 pm
by dwarflander
StratoHeart wrote:
antonio wrote:
i think no...because other users have made topics related to interview..
however you can simply write the address of the interview
The topics were about interviews already published on the web. Since RB and RC are printed magazine, you must buy it to read the texts. So, he warned me that I couldn't put it here for free reading, and it makes some sense. Even if I put the source here, you wouldn't buy the magazine because of this interview (as I did), it's available for free at Stratoforum. Well, maybe I'm completely wrong, but the interviews are translated already, only waiting for their chance.
Couldn't Liina say something about?
I think at least some newspapers quote others all the time. The question is how much material you take. At least I think so.

I mean, I suppose you could translate one article and mention the source. It´s not like you´re going to post the whole magazine on the internet. Or if you have doubts, just make a shorter version of the main points. That at least is not illegal.
Re: Is it a crime?
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 4:36 pm
by NordicStorm
Finnish copyright laws would apply to the Stratoforum since the server is located in Finland.
I'm not quite sure what exactly the laws say at the moment, but to be absolutely sure you're not breaking any laws, you'd have to have the author's consent to post the complete article, even if it originally was an online article. And even then, the magazine in question may have some sort of contract with the author that their articles may not be republished anywhere.
It's fair use to quote publications (not the whole article though, only passages thereof) on the undertaking that they are properly credited and such.
However, you are of course free to post your own summary of the interview.