nea.. skaite sita:

„Drąsos kelias“ ginasi esą klipas paimtas iš „YouTube“ svetainės, todėl 
jokios teisės čia neva nepažeidžiamos.

„Jis yra ne mūsų, jis yra „YouTube“ ir jis yra. Čia tas pats kaip 
gatvėje rasti. Paklauskite, koks „YouTube“ autorius yra: jis gali būti 
ir iš Afrikos, ir iš Indonezijos“, – sakė „Drąsos kelio“ rinkimų štabo 
vadovas Valdas Vasiliauskas ir tvirtino, kad įstatymas neįpareigoja 
klausti, kas yra vaizdo įrašo autorius.





2012.10.10 08:12, centras rašė:
>> "MumZer" zz@mumumba.zerg
>> paskaite...
> “I can right click, save anything online and use it how I wish.”
> - Always ask a site owner before you illegally swipe anything off their site to display on yours.
>                ^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> “As long as I note the author’s name, I can use their site’s content on my site.”
> - Always ask a site owner if you can use their content before you put it on your site.
>                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> “I can link to graphics on other sites so that they display on my site.”
> - O.K., maybe you didn’t actually download the graphic and put it on your server, but if you are displaying someone’s work on your site without their permission the bottom line is still the same.
>
> “I can display pages from other Web sites within frames on my site.”
> - Many site owners prohibit their site pages from being framed within another site,
>
> “If I only quote a portion of other site’s content and link to them I do not need their permission.”
> - Again, it would behoove you to have permission to do so.
>
> “If I pay someone to create graphics for my Web site, I own the copyright to those graphics.”
> - Not necessarily.
>
> “E-mail is not copyright protected once it is sent.”
> - E-mail is a written work that once created is copyright protected by the author.
>
> Sekmes.