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Writing a magazine/fanzine with stories. How can I protect them from someone making a movie or tv show based
Monday, September 15th, 2008 | Books & Authors | 2 Comments
FAshionPassion asked:
I just read a court case in my class about how this movie (famous) pretty much STOLE the storyline of this book. Yeah the book wasn’t in print. i even tried to look for it on amazon and didn’t see it. I think the people pretty much took everything the plot, location, storyline, even a couple of names.
I just read a court case in my class about how this movie (famous) pretty much STOLE the storyline of this book. Yeah the book wasn’t in print. i even tried to look for it on amazon and didn’t see it. I think the people pretty much took everything the plot, location, storyline, even a couple of names.
How can that happen and I’m writing my own stories for a small magazine. I know it’s a great couple of stories but how can i protect them from someone taking them? (I know i sound like i’m all that I know, but say this was J.K. Rowling and she wrote and self published a small print run of a magazine and Harry Potter was one of the stories. Just saying hypothetically. what should you do to protect yourself)
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