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| | |description = The "Sally port" to a large cell at the Bagram prison | ||
| | |author = unknown GI | ||
| | |copyright = DoD | ||
| | |source = http://www.tnr.com/doc.mhtml?i=20070507&s=griswold050707 | ||
| | |date-created = 2002 | ||
| | |pub-country = USA | ||
| | |notes = Afghanistan is not a full signatory to any international copyright agreements. | ||
As the work of a US Federal employee I believe it should be in the public domain. | As the work of a US Federal employee I believe it should be in the public domain. | ||
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Several photographers have interpreted the lack of copyright protection for images in Afghanistan as meaning that they could claim all the rights on unpublished images from Afghanistan, or on images that had previously only been published in Afghanistan, if they were the first party to publish the image outside of Afghanistan. | Several photographers have interpreted the lack of copyright protection for images in Afghanistan as meaning that they could claim all the rights on unpublished images from Afghanistan, or on images that had previously only been published in Afghanistan, if they were the first party to publish the image outside of Afghanistan. | ||
To the best of my knowledge this contention has not been tested in court. | To the best of my knowledge this contention has not been tested in court. | ||
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== Licensing/Copyright status == | == Licensing/Copyright status == | ||
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Revision as of 03:42, 22 June 2009
Summary
| Title / Description
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The "Sally port" to a large cell at the Bagram prison |
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| Author(s)
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unknown GI |
| Copyright holder
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DoD See below for license/re-use information. |
| Source
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http://www.tnr.com/doc.mhtml?i=20070507&s=griswold050707 |
| Date created
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2002 |
| Country of first publication
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USA |
| Notes
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Afghanistan is not a full signatory to any international copyright agreements.
As the work of a US Federal employee I believe it should be in the public domain. Several photographers have interpreted the lack of copyright protection for images in Afghanistan as meaning that they could claim all the rights on unpublished images from Afghanistan, or on images that had previously only been published in Afghanistan, if they were the first party to publish the image outside of Afghanistan. To the best of my knowledge this contention has not been tested in court. |
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