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Post by BATouttaheck on Oct 9, 2017 3:34:41 GMT
Primemovermithrax Pejorative said Then the reputation of its lawyers for trivial law suits began to circulate--they forced a school which had paid an artist to put Disney characters on their building to remove them.
This did not start with Eisner. Disney has always protected its characters from un-authorized use. When my older sister was in high school (way before Eisner's Day) they had to re-do their senior pin which had featured one of the seven dwarfs. What was a mystery was how the Disney Corp had even found out about it. They have gone after many schools, day care centers etc through the years. "Trivial" ? Not to them. It's copy-writed material that must be paid for to use. The "artist" they paid should have known this.
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