Ahh, but that's 7 seconds of *PREFORMED* music. This implies that no
matter how much past work has gone into it, if it can be run in under 7
seconds it can't be copyrighted. I rather like this interpretation.
Nick
On 20 Nov 2002, Dana Lacoste wrote:
> On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 13:57, Thomas Langås wrote:
> > If someone snags 10-20 secs of a song,
> > and puts it into his/her song that's violation of the copyrights (given
> > that the person didn't ask for permission). But, then there's "what's the
> > minimum"-question
>
> 7 seconds for music.
>
> What's 7 seconds worth of code? :)
>
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