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Legalities of reproducing arcade art?
Malenko:
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--- Quote from: CheffoJeffo on August 20, 2010, 02:27:41 pm ---IANAL
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heh. I dont know what it stands for but I'm immature and thats hilarious.
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pssssst,
Custom Title! ;)
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:dunno If you insist... ;D
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and like 10 years later I still dont have a custom title.
RayB:
--- Quote from: CheffoJeffo on August 20, 2010, 02:27:41 pm ---IANAL, but I would say Yes. In addition, some cabinet designs were protected by patent (Joust cocktail for certain).
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Worth noting that patents last only 20 years.
Radford119:
Thanks everyone for the input. I mainly just was wondering where everyone stood on the issue. At my day job, I work at an ad agency as a graphics artist and have access to high quality print vendors. I thought it maybe nice to reproduce some stuff, but was sketchy about the legalities.
Donkey_Kong:
I thought the rule was to not self suggest, and that it was perfectly fine to suggest titles for others. However I wasn't very clear. The title does fit, Malenko isn't really immature, he was being sarcastic, and Cheffo really isn't I ANAL... right? Havok might be a tad..
Sorry for the thread jack Radford!
elkameleon:
I contacted a local sign shop this afternoon, they will not print anything copywritten, unless of course you own the copywrite. The point of legality should be held solely on the customer, should be able to sign a waiver and such. :angry:
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