Re: [APML]: copyright question

[Michael Covington <mcovingt@aisun1.ai.uga.edu>]

>   However, if I come accross a suggested hypering time one smeone's web 
> page, am I violating thier copyright by using that time?  None of he text 
> - just the time.

No.  Copyrights never cover information, only expression.  If they covered
information, journalism and scholarly research would be impossible.  

It would be a good idea to cite the source for any information that
you get from only one place, for two reasons: to credit the
originator, and to cover yourself in case it turns out to be
erroneous.

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