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Bridge Boosts Immune System GOOD PRACTICE: COPYRIGHT AND JOURNALIST ETHICS From the Minutes of the International Bridge Press Association General Meeting, Tuesday, September 1, 1998. There was an animated discussion about copyright. Mr. Jannersten reported that one law existed to protect authors but that practice in using it differed from country to country. Participants in the ensuing discussion were: Messers Suri, Jourdain, Francis, Meyer and Truscott. It was an ethical matter more than a legal one with which members needed guidance. The key points to emerge for consideration by the Executive as good practice were: Facts such as details of an actual deal are not copyright; Invented deals such as Par Hands or Double Dummy Problems should be treated as words and subject to copyright; Editors should not copy the words of a named author without crediting the author in the case of an extract, or asking permission in the case of the bulk of an article; Authors who send the same words to more than one publication should tell the Editors what they have done Analysis of a deal is not copyright; If an author is employed then ownership of the copyright is a matter between the author and employer, but others may work on the assumption that it is the employer who owns the copyright, particularly where the author is unnamed in such publications as Tournament Bulletins; Further to this it could be good practice for such publications to have a clear statement regarding copyright of content so that contributing authors and prospective users of copy knew the published conditions; Authors can give permission to specified third parties such as "other IBPA members" to reproduce their work; IBPA is a members club where there is an assumption that the IBPA Bulletin may be expected to reproduce members' work without payment or permission, but readers of the Bulletin must treat copy within the Bulletin as having thes ame copyright as the original work; Invented deals such as Par Hands our Double Dummy Problems should be treated as words and subject to copyright. |
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