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Subject:Copyright and the web From:Mike Buckler <mbuckler -at- iinet -dot- net -dot- au> To:techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com Date:Tue, 16 May 2000 22:43:07 +0800
Does anyone have any thoughts on the practice of displaying a web page
where part of the content is taken from a page on another unrelated web
site.
Today I discovered a web page that consisted of two frames. The upper
frame contained a banner ad and information about that particular web
site. The lower frame contained a copy of one of my own pages from my
web site.
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| Banner ad / site info |
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| |
| My page |
| |
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To the casual observer it would appear that my page was in some way
related to the banner ad /info above. Is this a case of copyright
infringement or plagiarism?
