Unfortunately the length changes depending on the country and the
clauses in the contracts
As the author of journals usually gives up the copyright the length of
the copyright is not determined by standard law and would be determined
by the terms of the transfer contract
Also the passing on of an original copy of the paper would not be a
breach of copyright just as the purchase of a second hand book or cd is
not classed as a breach.
Thanks
Gareth Rees (Mgeol HONS FGS)
Contaminated Land Officer
Health and Enforcement Services
Harborough District Council
Tel 01858 821174
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From: Contaminated Land Management Discussion List
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McMahon, Paul
Sent: 13 November 2009 11:28
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Subject: Re: Papers
Copyright statement according to good old wikipedia is :-
Copyright extends for a fixed period (generally 70 years past the death
of the author) and cannot be renewed. Trademarks exist for a shorter
period (10 or 20 years) but can be renewed indefinetly.
So, passing on some articles to each other is a breach of copyright and
I know that Paul Nathaniel has often, quite rightly, reminded the list
membership about this important issue).
Nice to see that wikipedia spelling is true to form too :-)
Happy Friday 13th by the way ;-)
Cheers,
Paul
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Nathanail
Sent: Fri 13/11/2009 10:53
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Subject: Re: Papers
My understanding on copyright is it is much longer than that but I will
check for journals (for authors the clock starts ticking once they die
but journals take copyright from authors)
Kind regards
Paul
------Original Message------
From: Adam Czarnecki
To: Paul Nathanail
To: Con land strat
Sent: 13 Nov 2009 10:46
Subject: RE: Papers
Yes...however if >25yrs old no issue.
Adam Czarnecki
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-----Original Message-----
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Nathanail
Sent: 13 November 2009 10:46
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Subject: Re: Papers
Please be aware of copyright breaches - you are not usually permitted to
copy or pass on journal articles unless it is an open source journal
(which is a relatively recent concept).
Thanks
Paul Nathanail
------Original Message------
From: Kevin
Sender: Con land strat
To: Con land strat
ReplyTo: Kevin
Sent: 13 Nov 2009 09:30
Subject: Papers
Morning to you all,
I was wondering if anybody has a copy of the following papers that they
would not mind forwarding a copy of;
Van Gemet, L J (1999) 'Compilation of odour threshold values in air &
water'
and
Nagy, G Z (1991) 'The odour impact model'
Many thanks
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