Post by sakuraradiochan on Dec 27, 2022 13:00:51 GMT
This is very interesting. I don't know what it actually means, but going thru the titles makes me feel interested. For instance, I didn't know that there was a full TV series based on Watership Down. Also I didn't know that Radio Free Roscoe was once known as "Radio Free Nutley." Interesting find.
This is a link to the Canadian government's copyright database. It is a list of works whose owners have filed a form entitled "Release and Termination of Security Interest in Intellectual Property" with the federal government.
I'm not a copyright lawyer, but I think this means the copyright holders are no longer interested in their previous security agreements. They seem to be filed in batches. Clicking on a number shows a list of shows that all had the same paperwork number.
Releasing the agreements may not mean they are in the public domain. The items appear to be filed by an agency.
I'm not a copyright lawyer, but I think this means the copyright holders are no longer interested in their previous security agreements. They seem to be filed in batches. Clicking on a number shows a list of shows that all had the same paperwork number.
Releasing the agreements may not mean they are in the public domain. The items appear to be filed by an agency.
What would these security agreements not be the copyrights?
Post by extremewreck2000 on Dec 29, 2022 22:08:52 GMT
I wonder if anyone has ever actually gotten through the whole list. Maybe I should check to see if there's more stuff on there. Perhaps there is some oddball material in there that not many would know about.
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