paperback copyright of Lord of the Rings
What does Eisen, Durwood &Co. v. Christopher R. Tolkien, 794 & Supp. 85, 23 U.S.P.Q 2nd 1150 (S. D.N.Y. 1992). affirmed without opinion, 99DF. 2nd 623 (2nd Cir. 1993) say about paperback copyright status of Lord of the Rings.
Re: paperback copyright of Lord of the Rings
In other words, crime doesn't pay. If you want to find out who owns the rights, try going to Amazon and look at the copyright pages for the paperbacks though this is not necessarily definitive. Or, you can do what lawyers do and search the copyright office (copyright.gov)
Re: paperback copyright of Lord of the Rings
In other words, crime doesn't pay. If you want to find out who owns the rights, try going to Amazon and look at the copyright pages for the paperbacks though this is not necessarily definitive. Or, you can do what lawyers do and search the copyright office (copyright.gov)
Re: paperback copyright of Lord of the Rings
In other words, crime doesn't pay. If you want to find out who owns the rights, try going to Amazon and look at the copyright pages for the paperbacks though this is not necessarily definitive. Or, you can do what lawyers do and search the copyright office (copyright.gov)
