Legal Question in Intellectual Property in Colorado
Copyright of mailing lists found on the web
Can I use membership lists (names and addresses) acessible via the web? These wre compiled by an entity which has placed a copyright mark at the bottom of the list.
I thought names and addresses were excluded from the copyright protection.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Copyright question
Louise Aron
Attorney at Law
Lakewood Office:
1536 South Ingalls
Lakewood, Colorado 80232 USA
(303) 922 7687
fax (303) 922-1370
Cherry Creek Office:
300 South Jackson #100
Denver, Colorado 80209 USA
(303) 780-7339
Satellite offices:
Boulder - 4450 Arapahoe Avenue, #100
DTC - 4610 South Ulster, #150
A TOLL FREE NUMBER is available to clients outside the Denver metro area.
My web site http://effectnet.com/la/
My email: [email protected]
LawGuru User
Dear LawGuru User:
I know of no exception to copyright laws for names and addresses. You may be thinking of the exception for titles of books, movies and other works.
However, I am still uncertain about whether this is a complete and accurate answer to your question. I would therefore need to do research in order to definitively answer it.
Please feel free to contact me.
Thank you for using LawGuru.
Sincerely,
Louise Aron
Attorney at Law
My web site http://effectnet.com/la/
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