Is it legal to add trailers and lyrics to website?
399735
You can add lyrics to your website. But it is an intellectual property, you cant modify that. It is very easy to get permission for trailers.
196898
Try lyrics.com.  I've used it before without problems.
698733
I think you have to download it.\nThere are also certain graphics sites that already have the song and have gotten permission. You have to copy the HTML code which I believe is already shown.
107217
There is no legal restriction on showing your competitor in an add.\nHistorically, there has been a hesitency to do this because it is seen as "free advertising" for the competitor.  As long as you acknowledge any copyrights or trademarks, then there is no legal ground for objections.
144081
No, but you can make a website and let people submit their website to you along with the categories in which they want to put the website
947568
You could patent the PROCESS you have to build the website, but not the website itself or its idea.\nYou can *copyright* the contents of the website, though.  And you could trademark the "look and feel" of the site.  But not patent either of those.
562483
I don't know as if you can register (copyright) a "quote" as such. Quotations are usually derived from books, poems, songs, essays, articles and the like, all of which *can* be copyrighted by the writer.
295374
I would think so, but I havent tried it. Try putting it in the same directory where you put your html files.
692941
google the song and put "lyrics"
147524
If it's orginal content there would be no law against it in the US that I'm aware of and you would just have to be aware of the content laws in your country. Of course legal matters should be discussed with an attorney that knows something about this topic.
1107448
Yes, you can make one even if you don't know HTML. Just go to www.maxpages.com (ad supported) or www.freewebs.com (no ads if you code the website yourself) or www.angelfire.com (i think they're ad supported)\nIf you need someone to code a freewebs acount for you so that you don't have ads you can ask-\nmatt@runempire.com
1039328
Most lyrics aren't posted on the legit sites until after the CD is released. If they are posted, a lot of the times they are wrong. I used to work for a music store, and this was something that we would get asked all the time.
227151
Yes, but if you do it to friends only, who is going to tell.  If you keep your enterprise small, you should be ignoired, but yes it is illegal.\n\nYou can always tell your customers that the movie is free but the delivery and pickup (or handling) charges will be $$?
27891
yes. you can use \ngeocities http://geocities.yahoo.com\n5gigs http://5gigs.com
573501
In general, a phrase that short probably is not copyrightable. It may be trademarked, which would protect it from being reused within the same commercial context (so you probably can't write a book, play or screenplay with that name). But, for instance, if you wanted to open a pet store with that name, you'd probably be ok.\n\nThis doesn't constitute legal advice, however. Before you do anything, consult an attorney.
1132075
no need dude.. u can install it..... or publish to other web
314756
You have to check that the site from where you have taken the news story or link gives you permission for that.Copyright issues may be there.But there are some news sites or sites which offer you to put their news headings or site links on your site for free.You may see a link saying like 'Put this on your website'.