Works that exist in the public domain belongs to everyone!
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What does it mean to be in the public domain?
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Many people were suffering, but not in the public domain.
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"The term "Let's Play" is now forever in the public domain."
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Lots of classical and folk music resides in the public domain.
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So how did this damning document land in the public domain?
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"It's in the public domain, and everybody can look at it."
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Figures are in the public domain as a matter of record.
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Some of those broadcasts are copyrighted; others are in the public domain.
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There is no evidence of that currently in the public domain. 15.
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There was enough material in the public domain to build a story.
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Most of these classic books are older titles in the public domain.
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"The fact is, our data is in the public domain," he said.
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They are in the public domain, making jokes and taking on blokes.
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The Agassiz daguerreotypes "are all in the public domain," Ms. Dane said.
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Patty rewrites the lyrics of songs that are in the public domain.
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How do I know if something is in the public domain or not?
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Since then, we have fought to keep this information in the public domain.
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Photos you designate as "public" and "private" are not in the public domain.
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Here the recent history of climate science in the public domain is instructive.
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"Once it's in the public domain, there's no getting it back," he said.
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It's not clear to me that [Highsmith's photos] are in the public domain.
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Its code is in the public domain and is so widely deployed as
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The second reason is that all these stories are in the public domain.
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"These are all in the public domain, and it's quite easy to switch."
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They're all in the public domain, and free for anyone who wants them.
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I hope There's some evidence in the public domain backing up Schmidt's speculation.
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Schools are schools; they occupy such a unique space in the public domain.
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We literally listed a litany of media reports that are in the public domain.
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Up until a few years ago, most books in the public domain were lacking.
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Breakthrough Starshot, Milner said, will be based entirely on work in the public domain.
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"Those in the U.S. are consumer devices exposed in the public domain," he added.
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Tweets may be in the public domain, but nobody wanted a public suicide watch.
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But the Wikimedia Foundation refused and said the photograph was in the public domain.
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These are all in the public domain, and it&aposs quite easy to switch.
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An additional 65,000 artworks have been digitized but are not in the public domain.
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"Most of what they need to know is already in the public domain," Rep.
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Under federal law, work prepared by United States government is in the public domain.
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But you can use it to show that something is in the public domain.
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People say, 'No, I don't want my stuff to be in the public domain.
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Frank used footage he captured independently as well as footage available in the public domain.
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The Daily Dot acquired the complaints, because technically, these emails are in the public domain.
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Despite being in the public domain, all were flagged for copyright violations by the algorithm.
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As the White House says, nothing in the public domain so far amounts to collusion.
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Yet the use of Arabic in the public domain has grown on Mr Netanyahu's watch.
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"In our view, a lot of it is already in the public domain," Schiff said.
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Daguerre had sold his process to the French state, leaving it in the public domain.
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Other law professors need to ask this question persistently and loudly in the public domain.
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Under federal law, work prepared by the United States government is in the public domain.
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Of the 143 names, 29 were already in the public domain, a diocese statement said.
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"We're using datasets for our studies that are open and in the public domain," Codella said.
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Most of the names were already in the public domain from the Bradley Ruderman ponzi scheme.
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Movies in the public domain can be more easily broadcast on television and distributed more widely.
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The original mistake was in the public domain and everyone could now get on with life.
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Thus far, we have not received any information from them that isn't in the public domain.
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The company said that the photograph was in the public domain, not that Naruto owned it.
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But China has also won praise for quickly putting crucial scientific information in the public domain.
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Even better, it's put those images in the public domain under a Creative Commons Zero license.
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King's sermons, which are not in the public domain, are notoriously difficult to republish or reuse.
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The song will be in the public domain 95 years after it was originally published in 1971.
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Perhaps the scariest part though is how much of this information already exists in the public domain.
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You should download games you own physical copies of, or that are now in the public domain.
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The collection is basically any digitally catalogued piece that curators have determined is in the public domain.
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In theory, market forecasts should reflect all public information—including all other forecasts in the public domain.
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Its debut in the public domain actually came in the scouting tome, Dollar Sign on the Muscle.
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And quite literally, too: in a generous gesture, he placed all his work in the public domain.
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These works may reside in public spaces, but that doesn't mean they are in the public domain.
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Here's the contradictory crux: what is to triumph in the public domain, the First Amendment or Garcetti?
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The sources of information used to assess this rating were SCBAM and information in the public domain.
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It is convenient to put selective information in the public domain to defend one's point of view.
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Ambry is making the data publicly available; it is not putting the data in the public domain.
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Dr. Demjen suggests it's in part to do with disorders being more in the public domain now.
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Are they going to pretend that his name hasn't been in the public domain for weeks now?
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With a vast collection now in the public domain, Ms. Hofman saw a chance to get playful.
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Should artists take greater responsibility in the perception of their art once placed in the public domain?
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Because it was taken while Lange was a government employee, its rights are in the public domain.
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The chosen medium for the message was mural painting — monumental, accessible, anti-elitist, in the public domain.
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"The original artifact is clearly in the public domain … copyrighting a copy doesn't make sense," he continued.
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" Bush also noted that the GOP front-runner has "no proven leadership skills in the public domain.
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"As a former prosecutor I understand fully the power of allegations in the public domain," McCaskill wrote.
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Q. Amazon and other e-bookstores have a free section of old books in the public domain.
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They chose Obama because there are so many hours of Obama speaking on video in the public domain.
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So congratulations, internet, for getting one of the worst people in the public domain at least partially removed.
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Because these posters were funded with taxpayer money, they are in the public domain and can be remixed.
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You can feed data-hungry deep learning models with more resources in the public domain to improve accuracy.
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They can also use works in the Public Domain, like Shakespeare's plays, which aren't protected by copyright restrictions.
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"There is significant evidence and much of it in the public domain on the issue of collusion," Rep.
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On Etsy, there are thousands of listings for downloadable prints and lithographs that are in the public domain.
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But without classification markings, that may have been difficult, especially if the information was in the public domain.
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Additionally, CDC's online information is in the public domain and free for anyone to access, use or repurpose.
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"All the medical information is consistent and his medical history is in the public domain," Mr. Nakazaki said.
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"With the F.B.I. indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain," he said.
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"Things that are in the public domain that you have reported on, and other reporters in the room have reported on, then you're going to ask us to make sure none of our candidates use things that are in the public domain that you've reported on -- that's really hard," he said.
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Andrey Kubatin, an academic, is serving a prison sentence for passing secrets he insists were in the public domain.
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"Everyone thought 'In the Mood' was in the public domain, and it is – but the introduction isn't," he remembered.
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He said that included spreading false statements in the public domain and making unjustified demands for management to resign.
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As the A.V. Club explains, if a song isn't in the public domain, karaoke performances count as live performances.
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Thankfully, that means large institutional library and government accounts that offer images in the public domain will remain unaffected.
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"Basically, everything that's in the public domain that we did before, we're not using moving forward, period," Caskey said.
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Heldman fought back and, according to docs, got the episodes reposted by claiming they were in the public domain.
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Two decades ago, an item in the public domain could be seen by anyone who happened to read it.
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Today there's hundreds of places to legally read free books, especially if they're older and in the public domain.
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"These are attempts to stay relevant in the public domain," said analyst Arndt Ellinghorst of Evercore ISI, a brokerage.
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Precise amounts are not known, because the pension reports now in the public domain contain out-of-date numbers.
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Yet Kaiser found the system was largely incapable of differentiating between copyrighted music and content in the public domain.
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The studio is also interested in original material, and is pursuing projects in the public domain, its founders said.
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These are designed to control what is in the public domain and ensure everyone has equal access to it.
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In addition to brand-new stories, Wattpad's list of serialized books includes many classic novels in the public domain.
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A common argument was that anything Griffith might have told the North Koreans was already in the public domain.
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There is no law preventing Trump from citing such information in the public domain, or even praising the hackers.
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They are given patents that create 20-year artificial monopolies on technologies that should be in the public domain.
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L. Frank Baum's beloved novel and characters — as well as most of the novel's sequels — are in the public domain.
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It's just a mystery novel starring these two well known characters, who just happen to be in the public domain.
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The information provided to Gizmodo was already in the public domain, and gathered using a variety of non-invasive tools.
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There's a mountain of evidence in the public domain, built up over the past year-and-more, that says otherwise.
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Seventy years after the death of Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf is in the public domain and free to be republished.
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CHECK WHETHER IT'S ALREADY PUBLIC Pretty often, hackers release data that is already fully or partially in the public domain.
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"If they're out in the public domain, damage is more likely because these sites are hard to control," he says.
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Note that, where possible, we've pointed out the logo changes if the original version is available in the public domain.
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So rather than hindering innovation, such protection facilitates it by placing more material and know-how in the public domain.
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There's a lot out there in the public domain about Trump and Russia, and much, surely, still to be discovered.
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It has been putting some of its patents in the public domain to encourage local manufacturers to use its chemicals.
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It also specifies that once the settlement is approved by the court, the song will be in the public domain.
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Now that these three lines are in the public domain, there is no way Chinese leaders can yield on them.
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Publicly developed and tested drugs could then be kept in the public domain and produced as generics from day one.
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They asked for the song's copyright to be declared invalid, which would have put "This Land" in the public domain.
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" He added, "If facts exist in the public domain, especially over sensitive matters, then our job is to publish them.
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They figured they'd use books from Project Gutenberg, the volunteer effort to digitize and archive classic works in the public domain.
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It is a shame that Mr. Williams has chosen to place the children and his family's transition in the public domain.
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"Later this code somehow appeared in the public domain, which caused severe damage" to Gamma Group, the former senior manager said.
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And while Taxify doesn't compete with Google, Villig reckons its vast hoard of maps data should be in the public domain.
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"I try to popularize the First Nation Culture and its symbols such as the bow in the public domain," he said.
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Encryption is based on mathematics available in the public domain, while encryption products are designed in a wide variety of countries.
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It requires only a search of information that is already in the public domain and posted on sites around the web.
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But by then, the issue was firmly in the public domain, engendering further arguments about how Malaysia treats its foreign workers.
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In the end, I settled on the idea of only using information that was readily available and in the public domain.
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Very early on, the couple realized that much of the information in the public domain cannot be applied to Indian conditions.
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Since the two-volume report is in the public domain, anyone can self-publish a copy, and it seems many have.
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Social media worsens the Covfefe Problem by putting ideas in the public domain before late-night TV can get to them.
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The Most Dangerous Game has been in the public domain since 1960, so there are multiple ways to stream it legally.
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Brokaw will need to do the same outside of NBC News to get his version of events in the public domain.
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"The fact that this is not on C-SPAN or in the public domain at all… is actually bonkers to me."
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In the meantime, public-to-privates or private bilateral deals, which haven't been in the public domain could surprise the market.
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The Ethereum community leaped to Griffith&aposs defence, arguing that any information he handed over was already in the public domain.
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Until recently, it could be safely assumed that anything written after 1924 was still copyrighted and not in the public domain.
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There are, as the NYPL explains, a lot of issues involved in determining which books are actually in the public domain.
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"What I think you have in the public domain already is more than sufficient for an article of impeachment," said Rep.
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No one can draw conclusions about Prince's cause of death based on the limited information in the public domain at this time.
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Clearview's CEO defended the company's actions Wednesday, claiming the firm has a "First Amendment right" to access data in the public domain.
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Unclassified material would be information already in the public domain while classified would be intelligence gathered by Canada's spies or security partners.
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Miao's family stopped visiting him years ago according to Dui Hua, and there are no photos of him in the public domain.
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Is it common for photo licensing companies like Getty to provide photos that are in the public domain through their paid service?
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Jerry Nadler, the incoming head of the Judiciary Committee, already believes there is enough evidence in the public domain to consider impeachment.
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Some vehicles already in the public domain have automated braking with adjustable speed control as well as lane centering and lane changing.
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Cernovich's lawyer also suggested that Furie put Pepe in the "public domain" in a 2015 interview he did with the Daily Dot.
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Soon, some of our most beloved cultural figures will be in the public domain, free to be used by whoever sees it.
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As the Archives noted in a statement Wednesday morning, much of the information in the release was already in the public domain.
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More than 150,000 of those images are in the public domain and users can download them in glorious 300 DPI high definition.
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Moreover, I have reviewed other State Department documents -- some of which are not currently in the public domain -- detailing Mr. Giuliani's efforts.
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"As you can see with the FBI indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain," McMaster said.
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Because the character is in the public domain, Sherlock Holmes has inspired numerous works that explore his eccentric and sometimes dark character.
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An easy-to-remember rule is that all musical works published in the US before January 1, 1923, are in the public domain.
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It's also pushing for specific safeguards on content that's in the public domain, as well as text and data-mining exemptions for researchers.
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The feature did not sit well with a lot of users due to concerns over having sensitive financial information in the public domain.
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With the genome to hand, and in the public domain (the IWGSC is eschewing patents), iteration and improvement can be done rather faster.
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I was seriously ill following this hospitalization and I am upset I have to justify in the public domain my personal medical records.
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"We are deeply concerned with any information that exposes coalition forces to unnecessary risk being in the public domain," Centcom spokesman Army Maj.
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It was the kind of revelation that, when put in the public domain, we feel we know in principle, if not in detail.
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"And I'm not going to run down one of my candidates for using something that's in the public domain if it's out there."
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The elder Trump has long been accused of fueling anti-immigrant sentiment in the US by making inflammatory comments in the public domain.
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With that being said, there's also big companies like Walmart that are also trying to earn money off art in the public domain.
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Since the report will be in the public domain, few people will actually have to buy it as a book to read it.
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"Nobody wants their disputes in the public domain," says a senior art world source who has witnessed difficult breakups between artists and galleries.
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BURR: In the public domain is this question of the Steele dossier, a document that has been around, now, for over a year.
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Schumer on Tuesday argued that the Collins measure doesn't go far enough and could put sensitive national security information in the public domain.
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Scratch is perhaps less useful for learning algebra or metallurgy, which, unlike Scratch, are less brandable, having spent millennia in the public domain.
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Websites like Pond5 and Unsplash also work to gather photos, film clips, and other creative materials that are already in the public domain.
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There's no good reason why this basic information—like how much it spends on what models of Stingrays—is not in the public domain.
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The museum has an additional 65,000 images that have been digitized, but which aren't in the public domain, according to The New York Times.
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Legally, Mueller's report is in the public domain, making it exempt from copyright protections and available to any publisher that wants to print it.
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"We have long argued former Director Comey's self-styled memos should be in the public domain, subject to any classification redactions," the statement read.
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Scribd's robots are flagging the document as a copyrighted work, despite the fact that, as a government-produced document, it's in the public domain.
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And there's basically nothing I can do aside from contest the copyright claim and spend time providing evidence that it's in the public domain.
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Friday's settlement came 1-1/2 years after another familiar song whose copyright status was disputed, "Happy Birthday," was declared in the public domain.
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"Many works in the Public Domain were published prior to 1923, when the 'literary canon' was wealthier, whiter, and more Western," Levendowski told me.
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Inhibiting this is the widely held belief that more prestigious journals are less likely to accept a study that's already in the public domain.
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According to the library, most of the movies are in the public domain and are available for downloading; others are only available to stream.
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He is notoriously private and not much is known about his private life, nor are there many pictures of him in the public domain.
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"Certain words really belong in the public domain," said Matthew Rimmer, an intellectual property and innovation professor at Queensland University of Technology's law school.
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But the humiliation of such an alleged video in the public domain is no small matter for a public figure like Kraft, Matta said.
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PDF versions might be available, especially for literature classes, though you should only use this tip for textbooks that are in the public domain.
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"It wouldn't surprise me if someone, knowingly or unknowingly, tried to gain a patent on something that's already in the public domain," said Veitenheimer.
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Ryan Merkley, the CEO of Creative Commons, thanked the Cleveland Museum of Art for putting 30,000 works in its collection in the public domain.
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"The idea that somehow conclusive evidence has been out there in the public domain provided to the President-elect is simply not true," she said.
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So you could see there was a through line between certain white supremacists and extremist accounts and how things ended up in the public domain.
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Another film that landed in the public domain due to human error is George A. Romero's classic indie horror film, Night of the Living Dead.
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Any agency that claims that genome information can be both anonymous and in the public domain is possessed of a "silly-assed notion", he states.
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Mr Wilson countered that the application of these laws to his case was misguided, given that gun-making manuals already exist in the public domain.
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That attention to aesthetics is partly because beautiful is better, but also because the bones of these old works are largely in the public domain.
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"The Viceroy report presents information that is not clearly comparable and fails to present information that is easily available in the public domain," Capitec said.
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AI developers shouldn't have to rely solely on works in the Public Domain or those with Creative Commons licenses to train their algorithms, Levendowski argues.
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With her work now in the public domain in Europe, perhaps it may receive renewed attention, or at least get her a flashier Wikipedia page.
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A family member of one of the victims told local media the information provided was "disappointing", with much of it already in the public domain.
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And trying to forbid crypto altogether is plain stupid, since everything is already in the public domain (you even have open source encrypted messaging apps).
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Rival bankers were amazed by the outcome, especially as the deal had been in the public domain for a week, with a full roadshow undertaken.
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But the process is usually closely held, making Dr. Dodd's lawsuit a rare instance in which private grievances are being aired in the public domain.
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While we don't have all the numbers necessary for a full accounting, there is much in the public domain that can help answer this question.
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"The contract, which has been in the public domain, says there are good faith negotiations going on that would include factors like that," he added.
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Her views were already in the public domain, and she took her confirmation hearing as an opportunity to defend and clearly express what she believed.
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Encryption is based on mathematics already in the public domain, and many encryption apps are designed and sold outside the jurisdiction of any particular country.
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One secret of the publishing industry is that most American books published before 1964 never extended their copyright, meaning they're in the public domain today.
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Aside from investigative disclosures in the public domain, let us not forget about the untold indiscretions one encounters when they are part of this culture.
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Wikipedia has a long list of the major films in the public domain you can browse to get a better idea of what's out there.
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There *is* such a thing as legal torrenting, though, which provides a means to easily and quickly share files that are in the public domain.
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Complementing this trove is a less visually enticing but hugely compelling resource: the underlying data of the project, available in the public domain on GitHub.
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Ms Yates's testimony, like that of James Comey, the FBI's boss, at an earlier congressional hearing, largely confirmed information that was already in the public domain.
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"Given it's had such an amazing response from the public I'd like for it to remain in the public domain," Spencer told me in an email.
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And so at some point if the as I understand it, the work we done, some of the work is not in the public domain yet.
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While most machine learning algorithms, libraries and tools are in the public domain and computing power is a widely available commodity, data ownership is highly concentrated.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: There was already, in my view, ample evidence in the public domain on the issue of collusion if you&aposre willing to see it.
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Who would not be outraged at what the New York City Bar says "smacks of trickery"– and then finding these privileged conversations in the public domain?
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The book is now in the public domain, but the modern reproductions Cooke came across had been done "in the cheapest way possible," he tells Hyperallergic.
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The piece relied entirely on information available in the public domain, and provides a blow-by-blow account of how to scout out a target online.
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To justify putting everyone's tax information in the public domain, the case must be made that it is the best way to achieve a greater good.
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But the debate over her participation (and that of other women whose high levels of testosterone are not in the public domain) is far from over.
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Yet the raw material behind the hit is most likely in the public domain — which has provided an opening for competitors to sell their own products.
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"Now that the offer is in the public domain, if anyone wants to make a counteroffer, they are more than welcome to do so," he said.
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Hall creates this environment by reading free e-books available by Project Gutenberg, an online initiative designed as a reservoir for books in the public domain.
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In earlier court filings, DHS said its decision was based in part on information already available in the public domain, like newspaper reports and congressional testimonies.
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A Canadian official said the move was designed to allow officials "to have frank conversations knowing it won't be in the public domain two hours later".
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The concept is pretty simple: these merchants round up and download the most visually beautiful art in the public domain, and then sell prints on Etsy.
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Similarly, the Museum of Modern Art is selling "Red Canna" by Georgia O'Keeffe, which is now in the public domain, for $166.50 (on sale from $185).
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Outside of karaoke, my music education ended in elementary school, but now I'll be performing with 999 other singers in "the public domain" at Lincoln Center.
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The fact that we received data from G.S.R. was already in the public domain from as early as December 28, when the Guardian published an article.
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NASA will continually update the database with archival records and its most recent images, which, as a nice bonus, are almost all in the public domain.
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"The evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain, whereas in the past it was difficult to attribute," McMaster said in his remarks.
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On the contrary, they have the constitutional right to proclaim and act on their religious beliefs in the public domain, including in the domain of commerce.
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Yet, there is plenty of evidence in the public domain to suggest that such an investigation would not be a waste of time or taxpayer money.
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Adam Schiff, D-California, told reporters at a Christian Science Monitor's breakfast that he said the FBI has flagged everything that wasn't in the public domain.
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"So in our view, even looking at what the FBI has identified as classified, a lot of it is already in the public domain," Schiff said.
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A federal judge shot down a challenge to the copyright of the Woody Guthrie folk anthem, blocking an attempt to put it in the public domain.
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Around 80 percent of all the books published from 1923 to 1964 are in the public domain, and lots of people had no idea until now.
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You can easily download and print from Google Books for any titles that are available in the public domain, as they&aposre not protected by copyright.
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The company has been collecting data in the public domain and from its own data sets related to the emotional facial recognition research from around the world.
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While this was done largely because of the way the team operated – during their free time, from different locations – it places the code in the public domain.
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The sisters' lawyer, Alexei Parshin, said they were not demanding anonymity as victims of sexual abuse because the allegations about abuse were already in the public domain.
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That's the case being pressed by the same law firm that persuaded a federal judge last year that "Happy Birthday to You" belongs in the public domain.
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Wikipedia's image use policy states that all photos must be either freely licensed, in the public domain, fair use, or permitted for use by the copyright holder.
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Now that this offer is out in the public domain, Opera will hold its Q4 2015 earnings call today at 07:30am CET — there's plenty to discuss.
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The data is in the public domain, a decision Ruest made so that anyone can "do whatever they want with it," he wrote me in an email.
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"Our preference, of course, is that the case not be in the public domain," Ms. Ardern told reporters Monday, while refusing to comment on Ms. Akavi's plight.
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So he was thrilled last year when he made a major discovery using a lidar map he had found online, in the public domain, entirely for free.
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I will say we have subpoenaed, and did before these allegations were in the public domain, we have subpoenaed Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman for their records.
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What I've outlined to you is just what's in the public domain through the dogged work of a few reporters who refuse to swim with the mainstream.
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"As you can see with the FBI indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain," McMaster said at a conference in Germany.
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For example, the composition of Mozart's "Requiem Mass" resides in the public domain, but if an orchestra records a version of it—that recording could be copyright-protected.
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Audubon's "Birds of America" has metadata that says "© The British Library Board" even though the British Library's website marks the digital surrogate as in the public domain.
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Because that patent is now over 9363 years old, anything it describes is likely now in the public domain, free for anyone to build without fear of litigation.
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A sizable number of films and shows are available for free, either because the work's in the public domain, or because the rights-holders are willing to share.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art has made its entire collection of art in the public domain — more than 375,000 images — available to the public under Creative Commons Zero.
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"It goes to show that activists are increasingly powerful and that putting pressure on a business in the public domain can often achieve results fairly quickly," Mould added.
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The settlement puts the lyrics and melody of the 1960 and 1963 versions of "We Shall Overcome," which respectively have five and eight verses, in the public domain.
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His willingness to discuss these matters in the public domain undoubtedly raised awareness of mental health issues and gave others confidence and believe to discuss their own issues.
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She said the Ethical Committee seemed to have based its inquiry solely on three documents already in the public domain, without requesting other files or interviewing relevant people.
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The company filed a tentative agreement Monday in California federal court to put the song in the public domain and settle a three-year-long class-action lawsuit.
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I know you read this months ago, but it&aposs the first time one of these kind of documents is out in the public domain, even heavily redacted.
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"As we say in the guide, just because something is available publicly — as in a Google image search result — doesn't mean it's in the public domain," said Fjeld.
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In a sense, this is an area that's now in the public domain, and a lot of philosophical, ethical, empirical things are being thrashed out, if you like.
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In response, defense attorney Than Zaw Aung submitted copies of several newspaper articles that he said showed the information in the documents was already in the public domain.
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His willingness to discuss these matters in the public domain undoubtedly raised awareness of mental health issues and gave others confidence and belief to discuss their own issues.
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As it currently stands, all books published in the U.S. before 1924 are in the public domain, meaning they're publicly owned and can be freely used and copied.
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In particular, LibriVox needs your help to record books in the public domain, or those that were published before 1923 (no audition or prior recording experience is necessary).
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For the foreseeable future, anyone and everyone who makes a living in the public domain will have to worry about a new terrifying cyber threat: attack by smartphone.
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Some of them were printed in India, where the writer is in the public domain, and sold to me in the United States, where he is under copyright.
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That level of data is commercially sensitive and not currently in the public domain, hence the need for Burford to apply for court approval to access the data.
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But the latest court filing goes even further to defend Musk, characterizing the tweet as "simply Musk's shorthand gloss" on information that was already in the public domain.
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Some of them were printed in India, where the writer is in the public domain, and sold to me in the United States, where he is under copyright.
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Wikipedia argues that the image is in the public domain "because as the work of a non-human animal, it has no human author in whom copyright is vested."
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The works are in the public domain, and as long as the app didn't purport to be sponsored by the museum, Cuseum would have been in the legal clear.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's central bank dismissed claims by hacking group Anonymous that it had accessed confidential internal files, saying on Wednesday the material was already in the public domain.
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Some have also speculated that my photographs — the only ones in the public domain — of a victim being taken out of the school in a body bag were fabricated.
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"We cannot have the President of the United States being casually loose-lipped about confirming something, even if it's in the public domain, to an adversarial nation," Pelosi said.
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The rules aim to better align the interests of bond sellers and buyers, while putting more information in the public domain about the quality of loans backing such deals.
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Sometimes it gets annoying because they take photos while I'm working and even though I'm painting in the public domain, I feel like it's an invasion of my privacy.
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Most of them seemed like perjury traps rather than real questions for the president and, surprisingly, they contain very little that wasn't in the public domain though prior leaks.
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"As members of the Profession of Arms, we are held to a high standard, where our actions are constantly observed and scrutinized in the public domain," the letter said.
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Tellingly, most of the big Marvel successes in the 1970s (Conan, Tomb of Dracula, Star Wars) were based on properties created by other firms or in the public domain.
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Some of this is in the public domain: The original Rosetta Stone of statistical machine translation was millions of pages of the complete bilingual records of the Canadian Parliament.
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A work is considered in the "public domain" if it's a government work or if it has had its copyright expire, which happens many decades after a work's release.
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Large data sets are often available in the public domain, made public by users themselves on we sites and services or by open data projects making government data accessible.
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Case managers can steer clients toward services in the public domain for special needs children, for example, and deal with insurance coverage, said Adam Golderg, Torchlight's founder and CEO.
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However the British Red Cross reportedly contacted the developers (Mark Morris and Chris Delay of Introversion Software) to let them know that the symbol is not in the public domain.
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" In a joint response, Goodlatte, Gowdy, and Nunes wrote, "We have long argued former Director Comey's self-styled memos should be in the public domain, subject to any classification redactions.
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"We can't reveal any information that is not already in the public domain so we explain our thinking, share our analysis, but can't discuss our next step," the source said.
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Forecasting health in the public domain falls somewhere between shooting blind and huckstering, but the usual rule of thumb is that past injuries are the best predictor of future injuries.
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"We tried to use the information available in the public domain from the companies that are proposing large constellations to come up with sizes for these large constellations," says Liou.
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Given the dialogue that Larry Fink has put out in the public domain, his lofty, thoughtful quarterly letters, one would expect to see more consistency in their voting of proxies.
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Higgins, who has a background in copyright policy, decided to start the bot because he wanted people to see and appreciate the wealth of material available in the public domain.
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In 2015, it created a legal framework for scientists to put their discoveries in the public domain, safeguarding them from being patented elsewhere, and ensuring that anyone can access them.
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Some of these details had already been in the public domain, but the report offers a dispassionate analysis of the evidence that amounts to a chilling account of Khashoggi's murderer.
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Cut to a couple of years ago, I was talking with an individual who had distributed "Night Tide" on home video and [learned that] it was in the public domain.
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One stated that the law is in the public domain, and the other said that compiling the law with a table of contents, summaries and an index could be copyrightable.
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It's a process that's worked well so far, as Errington's only dealt with years for which only a few hundred recordings still survive (and most are in the public domain).
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"Because there is so much going on in the public domain, I believe there needs to be some additional way of instilling confidence that votes are being protected," he said.
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As such, a coalition of libraries, volunteers, and archivists have been working overtime to identify which titles are in the public domain, digitize them, then upload them to the internet.
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"As all of these disclosures show, an unprecedented amount of information about the Dossier's origin and its use in an ongoing investigation is already in the public domain," Mehta said.
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"It's a very, very serious issue, and that is the why the government didn't want this data to come out in the public domain," said former Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha.
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But you're absolutely right, our requirement for checking beyond what's just in the public domain, and even the routine background checks, has gone greater than it has ever been before.
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On January 295, a number of films, books, songs, and artistic works once protected by US copyright, and all from the year 1923, will suddenly be in the public domain.
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"Because DOJ (Department of Justice) and FBI continue to obstruct the Committee&aposs investigation, it is time to put the facts in the public domain," the letter, dated June 14, states.
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"Out of respect for the victims, we are not going to try this case in the public domain, and we will give our response through the appropriate legal channels," DeShong continued.
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If you have to pick from a pre-approved list of security questions, look for ones that relate to information that's not in the public domain and that's impossible to guess.
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"As members of the Profession of Arms, we are held to a high standard, where our actions are constantly observed and scrutinized in the public domain," said academy superintendent Lt. Gen.
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With campaigns such as our own calling for more harm reduction and decriminalization, it has drawn more light in the public domain about safer drug practices and policies that reduce harm.
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Secondly, these were all English-language stories that had been downloaded from Project Gutenberg at least 150 times, meaning that they were all in the public domain and not contemporary works.
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""I trust the American people to make their decisions about political and public matters, and I feel like I've taken unprecedented steps for these emails to be in the public domain.
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In order for something to be in the public domain the copyright has to expire or the copyright owner has to do something to actually dedicate it to the public domain.
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"Publishing unverified complaints — or, worse, using those complaints to paint a picture of guilt in the public domain — is irresponsible," said Richard Hunt, the chief executive of the Consumer Bankers Association.
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Her love life isn't anyone else's business, so we definitely understand Jenner's desire to keep things private, especially when so many details of her family's lives are in the public domain.
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The droid is constructed of aluminum, steel and fiberglass, and is believed to be the only complete R2-D2 unit in the public domain, according to Profiles in History's auction catalog.
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Their comments, which bring context and insights from the latest research, and point out factual and logical errors where they exist, remain layered over the target article in the public domain.
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The IC's commitment to transparency is far from trivial; such organizations routinely use their need to protect sensitive assets to justify concealing information that should often be in the public domain.
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Despite a decades-old "open access" movement — which aims to put research findings in the public domain instead of languishing behind expensive paywalls — the traditional approach to publishing remains firmly entrenched.
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Led Zeppelin's attorney Peter Anderson told jurors the riff in question, a chromatic descending arpeggiated line that misses the "E" note, was in the public domain and had been widely used.
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It was only a decade prior to Marshall's cry that Louis Daguerre invented the daguerreotype, and the French government purchased the patent rights to place the process in the public domain.
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But a copyright loophole means that up to 75 percent of books published between 1923 to 1964 are secretly in the public domain, meaning they are free to read and copy.
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A spokesman for the bank, Matthias Lücke, said it was important to keep the painting in the public domain, in part because of Kandinsky's relationship to Munich, where he had painted.
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Enough evidence has been put in the public domain by serious and respected authors to undermine this process, the latest being a book titled "Forging the Golden Urn" by Max Oidtmann.
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Claiming space in the public domain – on campuses and in political forums, in the press and on social media – is the necessary next step in the resistance to Trump's war on science.
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In an interview with CBS on Wednesday, Clearview's CEO Hoan Ton-That defended the company's actions, arguing that the firm has a "First Amendment right" to access data in the public domain.
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" Negroponte said tensions between intelligence officials and those in the policy and diplomatic arenas arise in part because "so much of the discussion of intelligence matters is now in the public domain.
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The new service is designed to offer an easy way to search the commons' archive of free content available in the public domain, which is available to use under Creative Commons licenses.
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"The idea is to have this information in the public domain so women and girls can connect with each other over these stories," D'Silva said at Mashable's Social Good Summit on Sunday.
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It's about repackaging books that are in the public domain to sell them online or license existing print books, convert them to e-books, and pay the authors part of the royalties.
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"What's happening in Aleppo is in the public domain, the pictures are there ... it should not be hard to say that Vladimir Putin's military has conducted war crimes in Aleppo," Rubio said.
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Thankfully, the original 1922 edition is in the public domain and technically diverse artists have taken up the challenge of freshly interpreting "Ulysses" to make it more accessible to a wider audience.
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However, since this was not possible, we had to rely on information in the public domain that we could glean from biographies, news reports, video interviews and media appearances, and social media.
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"From a business perspective it would be more feasible to strip them from the game, or to put some type of designs in the public domain on their bodies," Professor King said.
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The story was carefully vetted by two lawyers, who excised direct quotes, deleted people's names and removed statistics and quotes that were already in the public domain, in Australia's Chinese-language newspapers.
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With those responses, the White House showed that it would not give in to senators seeking information that is not already known — either in the House's record or in the public domain.
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But the trust and confidence underlying the longstanding alliance will be harmed by Mr. Trump's apparent lack of respect, and his remarks will be very costly in the public domain, they said.
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"I don't think it hurts him," Mr. Super said, because Mr. Trump tweeted about information that is in the public domain and does not reveal inside knowledge that only he would know.
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TECH TIP Like books that have lost copyright protection, thousands of movies are in the public domain — to watch on your computer or mobile device, or through a set-top TV box.
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The museum has uploaded photographs of about two-thirds of its over-3000 collection objects to an interactive database, of which 1,429 are in the public domain and available for unrestricted use.
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Abel Ferrara is easily one of the best and most underrated American filmmakers (Pasolini, anyone?) and this punk-grindhouse classic, now in the public domain, is where he made his first indelible impact.
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We did not want to undermine the client by trying to put our interest, our brand's interests ahead of theirs, when they were being bombarded in the public domain at a hundred [inaudible].
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Though OWP is coy about the details, records in the public domain show that OWP is working with America's navy and also with the country's Special Operations Command, which carries out clandestine missions.
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Perhaps more significantly, in June 2016, Mr Manafort attended the meeting in Trump Tower which is the main scrap of evidence in the public domain of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russians.
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Alternatively, in Munich, a city-wide public art exhibition demonstrated the multifaceted ways in which artists can act as a healing force by activating new forms of civic consciousness in the public domain.
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The mere fact that a photo agency offers up for licensing something that's in the public domain is not in and of itself problematic—they are in essence giving a service of access.
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"The Supreme Court has repeatedly made it crystal clear that it is the government's burden to safeguard information ... that does not belong in the public domain," the media coalition wrote in their brief.
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" But, he added, "I also know that as a viewer and a reader I have the freedom and the ability to view and get to know works that are in the public domain.
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Many more vendors scrape information from websites, and even if it is in the public domain lawyers say they may not always have the legal right to sell it on to third parties.
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Masnick cites US copyright law as his license to market the game—as a creation of the federal government, it's not subject to copyright protection, he says, and thus in the public domain.
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JunoCam's results are all in the public domain, so theoretically anyone can take the three color filters' results, pop them into a Photoshop file, and play with them until they've got a presentable picture.
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What we don't do if we don't share work around and we're very careful not to distribute work that is not in the public domain that either hasn't been approved or is considered confidential.
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Wikipedia refused, arguing that the photo was uncopyrightable because it was in the public domain A judge in January 2016 ruled the act did not apply to animals, but PETA appealed, hence the settlement.
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While it's easy to forget just how many things are actually in the public domain, the New York Public Library is very much into making sure that its collection is as available as possible.
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"As is in the public domain, Brazil's agriculture ministry decided to temporarily and preemptively suspend production and certification of BRF poultry exports to the European Union from March 16," BRF said in a statement.
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Munch's works are now in the public domain, but the Museum had to seek permission to use photographs not taken by their in-house photographers, and in a few cases pay fees for use.
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My introduction to the man came recently by way of New York City-based writer and historian Daniel Crown, who published an illuminating essay on William Pynchon in The Public Domain Review in 2015.
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The hub, which will be open to large and small companies alike, would also be a place where regulators can check in on works in progress before they are implemented in the public domain.
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Live Nation had declined to comment on pending litigation as well as MGM, which had said they were not going to try a case "in the public domain" out of respect for the victims.
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"The tweet I sent in July 2016 was not meant as an endorsement of Wikileaks or its practices, but rather remarked on the content of the material now in the public domain," he wrote.
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It argues that if policy makers, activists and technologists are going to have any sort of effective public debate around law enforcement use of malware, this search warrant should be in the public domain.
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The art publisher had commissioned Claes Oldenburg to reproduce the Picasso and was fighting licensing fees, arguing that the sculpture was in the public domain, as the artist had given it to the people.
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"I haven't seen much ... in the public domain about the US pointing the finger at Europe with regards to supply chain components and defense manufacturing, especially the higher-end stuff like aerospace," Barndollar said.
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Accusations on the internet are even harder to quantify for this reason; often, they're a case of one person's word against another, put in the public domain anonymously and without the involvement of law enforcement.
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"What people have noticed over the last year despite their skepticism is that he's been willing to raise issues that haven't been in the public domain and they've made their way onto the campaign trail."
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The members of parliament said the trustees were "kept in the dark" regarding the finances of Carillion with the trustees having no power to ask for more information than was already in the public domain.
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It makes you wonder if Kalanick and co made efforts to acquire NuTonomy, given that knowledge of its technology has been in the public domain for some time and it has clearly made progress, too.
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Intellectual property around the technologies would not have to be in the public domain, "but it should be in the public interest", said Prakash Kashwan, a University of Connecticut political science professor and report author.
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Though the tapes were played in court and the transcripts have been published in a book, they are now under seal and are no longer in the public domain, the government argued in court filings.
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But Australia's high court found that the Australian Tax Office (ATO) was entitled to access the documents as they were in the public domain, adding that lawyer-client privilege did not apply in this case.
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There are now several fairly damning pieces of evidence in the public domain suggesting that Trump fired Comey to try to derail the Russia investigation, and some of this evidence consists of Trump's own words.
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As part of the demonstration that IBM set up for Motherboard, "Happy Birthday to You," newly in the public domain, was input using a MIDI keyboard by Richard Daskas, a musician working on the project.
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Sarah Champion, a Labour Party member in Parliament, said last month that cases in the public domain were "the tip of the iceberg" and that no action was taken after many child victims spoke out.
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They didn't need them — the art is all in the public domain — but they wanted the best quality photographs to work from, which meant using high-resolution shots that the institutions keep for their records.
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"We provided it because companies that want to secure private servers without the risks that come with working in the public domain is a common customer request," Symantec spokesperson Jane Gideon told Motherboard in an email.
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Before he travelled to the Euros with England, the Leicester man was subject to a transfer bid from Arsenal, with Arsene Wenger even taking the unusual step of talking about the move in the public domain.
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"It only takes one little mistake on behalf of the data custodian and every single piece of data can be in the public domain in mere minutes," Hunt wrote in a blog post about the incident.
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Proposals range from having the government buy most drug patents and put them in the public domain, to paying a drug's maker based on a formula derived from how much the drug improves quality of life.
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"No information beyond what is already available in the public domain will be made available to interested parties and there will be no question and answer process at this stage," the regulator said in a statement.
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The site Society290—which allows individual artists to sell their art as prints, posters, pillows, duvet covers, and pretty much every other product imaginable to consumers—has several listings for art that's in the public domain.
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"There's now tangible proof in the public domain that AIQ actually built Ripon, which is the software that utilised the algorithms from the Facebook data," Wylie told the British Parliament's Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.
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A coalition of archivists, activists, and libraries are working overtime to make it easier to identify the many books that are secretly in the public domain, digitize them, and make them freely available online to everyone.
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The Walches are fighting either for the right to use "vegan butcher" themselves, or for the phrase to remain un-trademarked in the public domain so that other (read: smaller) retailers can use it as well.
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"The GCSB have raised concerns, that is in the public domain, they have gone back to Spark with those concerns, now the ball is in Spark's court, that is literally where the process sits," Ardern said.
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The person who had put it on their Facebook page did not realize, first, they violated company policy, because we don't allow people to publish their work that isn't in the public domain and isn't client-approved.
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" As for Facebook — given the amount of scrutiny it has already gone through publicly because of data breaches, Helfstein said he would be "surprised if existing information in the public domain is enough to pursue the company.
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Does she really want the public to believe that she's frustrated that the Food & Drug Administration has been propping up her company's monopoly on a technology and drug that's been in the public domain since the 1950s?
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The complaint cites information already in the public domain, such as the Trump Tower meeting in June 2016 between senior campaign staffers and Natalia Veselnitskaya, a Russian lawyer who allegedly promised dirt on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The letter says Russia's meddling in the U.S. energy market has been "well documented in the public domain" and seeks information similar to what Facebook is providing to the U.S. Senate about anti-immigration propaganda and advertising.
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Private parties could compensate the permittees for their donations in order to incentivize transfers in sensitive areas and the land would stay in the public domain, providing ecosystem benefits and ending the management deficit for all Americans.
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It's just a mystery novel starring these two well known characters, who just happen to be in the public domain," said Mr. Shaffer, who has written cheeky satires like "The Day of the Donald: Trump Trumps America.
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The museum announced on Tuesday that it had changed its open access policy to allow free, unrestricted use of any images of artworks in the public domain, using the license designation Creative Commons Zero, known as CC3003.
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"Publishing unverified complaints — or worse using those complaints to paint a picture of guilt in the public domain — is irresponsible," said Richard Hunt, president and CEO of the Consumer Bankers Association, a major trade group for banks.
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It's what Vitalik Buterin, a founder of Ethereum, describes as "base-layer" infrastructure: things like language, roads and postal services, platforms where commerce and competition are actually assisted by having an underlying layer in the public domain.
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Shortly after the 1998 act passed, Eric Eldred, an online publisher of literary works in the public domain, decided to challenge the act, and Lessig took the case, which was heard by the Supreme Court in 2002.
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Remixing, meme-making, sharing of works in the public domain, and other fair use practices would likely all fall victim to platforms that would rather play it safe, just say no to flagged content, and avoid legal battles.
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Users can browse the museum's collection (or via the Creative Commons search) and download and use images classified as in the public domain for whatever they want: school projects, personal use, even web stories like, well, this one.
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" In a statement of its own, MGM said that, "out of respect for the victims, we are not going to try this case in the public domain and we will give our response through the appropriate legal channels.
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Let's just leave this with the determination that it would be a good thing for all if Ed Sheeran could refrain from saying the word "gang bang" onscreen in the public domain again, for the good of humanity.
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And the deeper cultural origins of the song — a popular camp singalong for decades, the material is widely considered to be in the public domain — means the company lacks an airtight hold on the intellectual property behind it.
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It springs from the view, developed increasingly powerfully over the past five centuries, that challenge to power from contrary opinion and the revelations that investigative research can put in the public domain are vital to a nation's health.
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Fighting these takedown requests can often be a costly and sisyphean affair, as recently documented by a German music professor who faced numerous takedown requests for classical music pieces that were in the public domain under German law.
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Here's a small sample of what we already know that's in the public domain — knowing full well that Mueller likely knows a lot more: That's a lot Trump will have to try to explain — and do so honestly.
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The rights manager for the press said it hired an intellectual property lawyer to look into the novel's copyright status, and the lawyer, Nancy Wolff, determined that in the United States, the novel is in the public domain.
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As of this week, images of these artifacts, part of a trove of 2.8 million digital pictures and 3-D models, will be in the public domain for the first time under the Smithsonian's new Open Access program.
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The actual, extremely convoluted specifics of why these books are in the public domain are detailed in a post by the New York Public Library, which recently paid to parse the information in the Catalog of Copyright Entries.
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Mr. Tye defended Mr. Edelman's decision to keep the photos, arguing that they were "in the public domain" and were not classified, and that they had been stored on Mr. Edelman's private drive at the Energy Department's instruction.
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We haven't even ... Frankly, to be very candid, one is read the newspaper; I mean, there's an awful lot of information in the public domain, and in that case, newspaper here is a metaphor for publicly available information.
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She said there were "genuine questions" about whether Goldman's Snapchat post effectively put his photo in the public domain, and that there's "a very serious and strong fair use defense" for using the photo to illustrate a related story.
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" Lincoln added that the devices might also have been used at protests: "Without talking about specifics, certainly there appears to be enough evidence in the public domain to suggest that they have been used in that way before, yes.
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At the same time, with the summary of the Senate intelligence report on the CIA's "enhanced interrogation program" now out in the public domain, Obama should signal the importance of opening new criminal investigations into the use of torture.
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But had they been in the public domain, as they are now in Illinois and in a handful of other states through open-records requests, information about bad cops' career histories could have thwarted a number of these nightmares.
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"My advice for the public might be that you should be critical of any statement published in the public domain—and the same criticism you might bring to the media, you should bring to other people," Zollman told me.
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What's more, quite a few of these films—which are in the public domain, their copyrights long expired—are hiding in plain view, for free, on YouTube and other sites (and are easily searchable by their directors and titles).
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The scams come from countries where online corruption is highly plausible (Russia, the Arab world, Africa), and the pieces interweave a general lack of trustworthiness in the public domain with recent political events from those regions: coups, revolutions, massacres.
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"The more that we are able to digitise and place the information in the public domain...then we will be able to safeguard those properties," said Houghton, who works with the Shule Yangu Alliance, Kiswahili for Alliance of Our Schools.
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Even if artworks are in the public domain — in the US, this means copyright has expired, 70 years after an artist's death — many cultural institutions still claim copyright on the digital representations that they have created and share on their websites.
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Court records already in the public domain show that a man subsequently identified as Mr Page interacted with a Russian spook, who was posing as a diplomat, in New York in 2013 (Mr Page says only publicly available material was exchanged).
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"Insta Novels" is restricted to sharing existing fiction that meets certain, limited requirements: it must have been released long enough ago for it to be available in the public domain, and be short enough to read comfortably in a slideshow.
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A useful later chapter depicts how realisation of the Soviet panic unfolded in the West, first in classified assessments and eventually, long after the event, in the public domain—not least thanks to Mr Downing's television documentary, screened in 2008.
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We already have enough in the public domain to know the real issue with these speeches: the rapport and camaraderie between political leaders and financial institutions, which results in a frame of mind that accepts their arguments and privileges their views.
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Scott Stephenson, CEO of Deepgram, explained to me that when the company was first getting off the ground, the team used LibriSpeech, an online dataset of audiobooks in the public domain split up and labeled for training early machine learning models.
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Paez also said the judge erred in instructing jurors about the copyrighting of music elements in the public domain, and should have let them listen to "Taurus" while Page testified, to assess his demeanor and help determine whether he had access.
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Peter Anderson, an attorney for the band, repeated to jurors his argument that the riff that opens "Stairway to Heaven," a chromatic descending arpeggiated line that misses the 'E' note, was in the public domain and had been widely used.
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"The existence of classified information in the public domain does not relieve cleared personnel of the responsibility to protect the information entrusted to them under" Executive Order 13526, which sets the rules on such information, the ICIG spokesperson said Thursday.
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Fan theory: Kesha wrote the lyrics to "Tick Tock" after seeing this, the most Hello Yes I Am a Young Person on Tour with My Rock Band and Know I'm Being Filmed action that has ever existed in the public domain.
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"First and foremost, the settlement will end defendants' decades-long demand for payment for use of the song and will achieve a judicial determination that Happy Birthday is in the public domain –- truly, an historic result," according to the filing.
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The band is not only seeking a judicial declaration that the song belongs in the public domain, but also that the publisher return all fees related to the licensing of the song paid by any individual or group since 2010.
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In the public domain, the debate is usually set up as a comparison between a bleary-eyed doctor who can barely think straight versus one who just started a shift, but is fumbling through notes to figure out who you are.
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Trump's national security adviser says "the evidence" of Russian involvement in the 2016 election "is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain," and other members of the administration have talked tough on nuclear weapons proliferation and closing consulates.
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There is a built-in readership of people interested in reading the reports after hearing them debated heavily in the news, and they are automatically in the public domain, so anyone can publish an edition without having to pay royalties.
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The two sides in a legal dispute over whether the song "We Shall Overcome" was subject to copyright protection reached a settlement on Friday that put the civil rights anthem in the public domain, lawyers involved in the case said.
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MNUCHIN: AGAIN, WHAT I WOULD SAY – I WANT TO BE CAREFUL BECAUSE – LIESMAN: I GET IT. MNUCHIN: AGAIN, ANY TIME YOU ARE NEGOTIATING, OBVIOUSLY WE ARE NOT GOING TO DO THIS AND LAY OUT OUR NEGOTIATIONS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
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If you've been anxiously waiting to use "Rhapsody in Blue" or black-and-white Harold Lloyd films, these—and thousands more works by creators who died in 20203—are now free to use, share, and repurpose in the public domain.
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As long as Trump Jr. did not participate in or encourage the Russian government's illegal activity — and there is no evidence in the public domain that he did — he has a strong argument that the First Amendment immunizes his conduct.
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"It is also unclear if current publicly traded debt would remain public, which would in turn continue to require financial reporting in the public domain and make the company subject to the quarterly scrutiny it is trying to avoid," Osborne wrote.
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First of all you need to get your image (or images) ready and upload them to Google Drive—either whip up your own (Google Drawings might be enough to do the job for you) or borrow some that are in the public domain.
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"With regard to classified information, she either knew or should've known that she was placing classified information in a way that exposed it to being hacked and being made available in the public domain, even to enemies of this country," Pence added.
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Besides a few minor revelations – that Simpson's father had sex with men, for example, and OJ later harboured a homophobic rage only unlocked when he'd find his children or partner around gay men – most of the story is in the public domain.
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"There was an agreement that no research would be in the public domain until it was externally peer-reviewed and published," says Evan Wood, Tyndall's co-author on these papers and the current director of the British Columbia Centre on Substance Use.
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It has also stunned many Swedes, who take pride in the fact that their country is routinely ranked as one of the least corrupt in the world and boasts a level of transparency that leaves even individual tax returns in the public domain.
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And placing a work in the public domain—giving up your own rights to it—is difficult to accomplish when you're trying to do it; it's unlikely that a court will find Furie did it accidentally by making some unguarded comments in interviews.
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India's defense ministry has written to DCNS asking for details about the extent of the leak and how data relating to the Scorpene's intelligence gathering frequencies, diving depth, endurance and weapons specifications had ended up in the public domain, both officials said.
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As advisers, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are expected to take a leading role on any new debt financing, the sources said, adding that other banks have begun pitching to provide financing, as a potential deal is now in the public domain.
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Choices of places to include were also swayed by items that were out of copyright, due to both the practicality and expense of clearing them, but also to highlight the vast amount of information in the public domain that can be used creatively.
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"The fact is, in plain sight, in the public domain, this president is obstructing justice and he's engaged in a cover-up, and that could be an impeachable offense," she said, to applause from a crowd full of Democratic operatives and donors.
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"Because we have talked for so long about this unusual email arrangement she has had with herself, we have a tendency to just gloss over the fact that for two years none of her emails were in the public domain," Gowdy added.
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India's defence ministry has written to DCNS asking for details about the extent of the leak and how data relating to the Scorpene's intelligence gathering frequencies, diving depth, endurance and weapons specifications had ended up in the public domain, both officials said.
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