How To Split An Atom: Egypt To “Copyright” Sphinx and Other Antiquities
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Elvis Manning · 1 year agoNormally, copyrighting past art by unknown authors is a ridiculous prospect. In this case, Egypt is apparently flexing their national pride. Egypt, as a sovereign nation can do whatever floats their boat. Making this work in the real world is another thing entirely. Perhaps the United Nations will help them enforce their copyright.
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free playstation 3 · 1 year agothis is like pat riley trying to copyright "3-peat" or "happy birthday" not being able to be used at restaurants because some lady wrote it 456234 years ago. if i remember correctly, fark wanted to copyright something.
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Gerald@ Egypt Tours · 4 months agoIn my country Kenya, Its said the Japanese stole our traditional basket "kiondo" and trademarked it..I hope nobody trademark the word "Masai Mara", our biggest attraction for the tourists