Native Americans know that cultural misappropriation is a land of darkness - The Guardian (blog)

The Guardian (blog)

Native Americans know that cultural misappropriation is a land of darkness The Guardian (blog) It's trademark violation. "I have a small business, and I want to reprint Navajo textiles on my shirts and sell them as Native American T-shirts, can I?" – No, you cannot steal a design from another artist. Furthermore, you cannot label your work as ... and more »

Fabric design and copyright infringement - The National Law Journal

The National Law Journal

Fabric design and copyright infringement The National Law Journal Alleged industry "rules of thumb" regarding those issues, such as the percentage of a fabric design that can lawfully be incorporated into another design, or the belief that a purchaser of a piece of fabric can do whatever it wants with that fabric, ... and more »

Oce Expands Desktop Printer Lineup with New Canon Color and Black & White Models - Sacramento Bee

Oce Expands Desktop Printer Lineup with New Canon Color and Black & White Models Sacramento Bee Canon develops, manufactures and markets a growing line-up of copying machines, printers, cameras, optical and other products that meet a diverse range of customer needs. The Canon Group comprises over 198000 employees worldwide. and more »

Seventh Annual Oce Future Authors Project Writing Workshop to Begin June 11 at ... - Sacramento Bee

Seventh Annual Oce Future Authors Project Writing Workshop to Begin June 11 at ... Sacramento Bee Canon develops, manufactures and markets a growing line up of copying machines, printers, cameras, optical and other products that meet a diverse range of customer needs. The Canon Group comprises over 197000 people worldwide. and more »

Oracle gets partial victory in Google suit - San Francisco Chronicle

Oracle gets partial victory in Google suit San Francisco Chronicle Observers said the split outcome gave both sides reason to applaud - Oracle because the jury agreed that Google had copied its code, and Google because jurors weren't all convinced that the copying represented infringement. "If the jury had come back ... and more »