Re: Website copyright

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I have done some website design and copyright in the past. I
don't recall the exact reason, but I was told the "content"
of the site can be (c) but the actual website cannot be (c)
as I did not develop the program (html, java, et al.).

However, as I am not a (c) attorney, just a 1-l, I suggest
you speak with an atty on the "free 1/2 hour" consultation
basis. Also, contact the U.S. Copyright office for further
details.

Best of luck.

On 1/14/04, Stewart wrote:
> I recently designed a webpage for the business i worked
> for i had shown the person in charge some printouts of the
> site and he said he would get back to me. Before i had
> showed him the site i had called and asked about receiving
> a payment but my call was never returned. About three
> months later i returned to the old site to find almost the
> same exact site i designed. The only difference was
> background color and there page was done with the wrod
> script editor and i did mine from scratch with html code.
> Is this a violation of copyright since i did not give them
> permission to use the design?

Re: Website copyright, 2/15/04, by reason.

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