RE: VMs: introducing myself and 2 questions :)

["GC" <glenclaston@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

According to Beinecke, we can use the VMS images publicly, as long as we add
their "images courtesy of" statement.  In fact, I have their exact wordage
they would like used.  I'll dig it up and post it again.

GC

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> Behalf Of matt welnicki
> Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 7:49 AM
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> Subject: Re: VMs: introducing myself and 2 questions :)
>
>
> Obviously if it could be posted on a server that would
> be best.  But if not, upon receipt of a copy I could
> also make a few copies and send them off to other who
> could do the same etc., etc.
>
> On the issue of copyrights, I think we've touched on
> this before.  The images/photos from Yale may be
> copyrighted but the actual VMS's copyright has since
> been expired.  And are some of the photos from before
> the donation to Yale?  Yale may claim a right to all
> images in light of the fact that they can sell them,
> but since it is for scholarly research, they would be
> hard pressed to assert this claim.  And sometimes
> compilation, reorganization and the
> addition/interpretation of the work can avoid the
> copyrights.
>
> If we are really concerned, we could just make a
> Napster-like software for Voynich images. ;)
>
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