bizarre question
8 Feb 2012 02:01 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kaigoubut if anyone knows the answer, it'd be one of you. I'm sure of it.
There was a recent ruling in the US, I thought, as regards translations -- that the translator owns copyright. Is this true, and wouldn't that mean that if your translation is stolen and posted without your permission, you have essentially a kind of copyright holder's right to have it removed?
Just wondering how far that ruling (if I'm remembering it right) would carry.
There was a recent ruling in the US, I thought, as regards translations -- that the translator owns copyright. Is this true, and wouldn't that mean that if your translation is stolen and posted without your permission, you have essentially a kind of copyright holder's right to have it removed?
Just wondering how far that ruling (if I'm remembering it right) would carry.