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A review of some of the |
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many infringements we* have
encountered and stopped over the years. |
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Here a Smokey Bear image was reproduced as a
figurine without permission |
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Even the most recognizable icons of popular
culture are not immune from infringement |
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Canvas transfers without the artists permission
are not allowed. |
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The more famous the artist the bigger the
temptation. |
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Wild life infringements are found everywhere. |
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Hey I changed the title! What more do you want? |
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A client’s fabric was illegally made into a
shirt. |
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A print is improperly transformed into |
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a wall plaque. |
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An image is taken from a book and made into a
three dimensional work. |
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Then destroyed. |
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Here we find a plush figure created from a
drawing without permission. |
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Infringements can come in all sorts of shapes,
sizes and products. |
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Some infringements are easy to find |
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People mistakenly believe a small change makes
copying OK. |
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They are wrong! |
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Not even Santa Clause is safe from the evil
ones! |
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The only way to stop infringements is through an
aggressive enforcement campaign. |
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All of these and numerous other infringements
have been eliminated by aggressive policing. |
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Join the ACC and be part of the eradication
effort. |
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Joshua Kaufman, Esq. |
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General Counsel |
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