Spyderman
Well-known
I'd like to post here some pages from Jim Blazik's wonderful site, which is unfotunately no longer available online. I have them saved and i could upload pdf files as attachments...
Do you think it would be ok? or would it be violation of copyright law? Do you think Jim would object to this idea?
I'm looking forward to your responses... and for some moderator to approve it.
Do you think it would be ok? or would it be violation of copyright law? Do you think Jim would object to this idea?
I'm looking forward to your responses... and for some moderator to approve it.
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julio1fer
Well-known
I'd be most grateful if you can post the pages here; don't know about copyright.
Have you tried contacting the moderators directly?
Have you tried contacting the moderators directly?
R
RML
Guest
I'd try Jim first, though I'm unsure how to reach him.
JonP
Established
You can find an archive of these pages at http://www.archive.org/index.php.
Just type in the address in waybackmachine and it will give you a link to the archive, click on the most recent to download the site.
Just type in the address in waybackmachine and it will give you a link to the archive, click on the most recent to download the site.
back alley
IMAGES
i'm not sure of the legalities/ethics of downloading entire pages but my gut says maybe not.
joe
joe
for all practical purposes, everything on the internet is copyrighted, at least as far as US law is concerned. Without the copyright holder's permission, it would be a copyright violation to post his pics or writings anywhere else.
Stephen
Stephen
Spyderman
Well-known
So now the question is : how to contact Jim Blazik? Does anyone know anything about him?
And regarding the archive.org - it's only text without images, and Jim Blazik's pages were mainly about the pictures of his cameras
And regarding the archive.org - it's only text without images, and Jim Blazik's pages were mainly about the pictures of his cameras