Reverend Wright asked a question of the Grif.Net =
concerning the copyright of stories used in sermons and bulletins. Here is =
the clear answer:
When you write copy, you own the right of copyri=
ght to the copy you write, if the copy is right. If, however, your copy fal=
ls over, you must right your copy. If you write religious services, you wri=
te rite and own the right of copyright to the rite you write.
Conse=
rvatives write Right copy, and own the right of copyright to the Right copy=
they write. A right-wing pastor would write Right rite and owns the right =
of copyright to the Right rite he has the right to write. His editor has th=
e job of making the Right rite copy right before the copyright can be right=
=2E
Should Reverend Wright decide to write Right rite, then Wright =
would write right rite, to which Wright has the right of copyright. Duplica=
ting his rite would be to copy Wright’s Right rite, and violate copyright, =
to which Wright would have the right to right.
Right?
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Dr. Bob Griffin
[email protected] www.grif.net
“1 cross=
+ 3 nails =3D 4 given”
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