Talk:Marionette (show)

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Copyright issues[edit]

Marionette copyright issue is very complicated for me to touch, and I have limited English, so I would need some people's help.

The movie clip of 'original' 9-minutes Marionette that can be seen in YouTube and other various websites was created by the performers or Marionette, Expression and was freely distributed into various UCC and internet portal sites. The full movie file of 'original' marionette was also downloadable in Expression Crew's official website www.bboymaster.co.kr for anyone to download. It is legal for anyone to upload and download the original Marionette in P2P sites, as far as I know. Yet Expression do still contain their legal right as an owner of Expression, even if it is freely distributed. And legal rights of the 'new' marionette, the 90 minute musical is still contained and you are not allowed to distribute it or share it in files, compared to the original version.

So am I still allowed to put up screenshots of the 'original' Marionette? Where does the original Marionette (that this wiki page is talking about) fit into, in terms of copyright issues? Tinned Butterfly 22:23, 1 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]