On Tue, 2004-02-24 at 06:27, Karl Eichwalder wrote:
Till Westermayer <till(a)tillwe.de> writes:
Depends. In the US, you can, in Germany, you
can't.
I guess you meant the "urheberrecht" in Germany - it is conceptionally
different from the US copyright. The one who creates a work owns the
"urheberrecht" and he or she can grant the right to make use of the work
to somebody else. That's it roughly.
That's called the 'moral right' in English. It means effectively squat.
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Abi