Forum - View topicAnime News Nina! - 2013-03-20
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DavidShallcross
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You know, it's not that uncommon for the Japanese to use a circle character to replace part of trademarked name they want to reference. So, "〇ボーイビバップ" is plausable, (although I can actually only find "〇ウボーイビバップ"), which could be read as "Circleboy Bebop". |
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gridsleep
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I guess the "suspension of disbelief" here was that you can't do a webcast interview... over the web. No, you have to drive to a studio, like in the old days of... what was that called? Radio, yeah right, radio, that needed a transmitter from a specific location. So if you can suspend your disbelief that the Internet doesn't work any differently than radio, this works. Like an I Love Lucy episode. Oh, wait, that's where I'd seen this before. I guess those who don't remember the past truly are doomed to relive it. "I'll be back!" "Only in reruns, darling."
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Cheesecracker
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Kudos to you for respecting the creators' rights but you are not the rule. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/26/opinion/sunday/26observer.html?_r=0 Even if this article seems like it's dealing with ancient history, it's naive to think that someone else isn't always ready to bring it back. I did illustrations for a project on a goodwill basis, later when things started to turn binding, the contract I was presented with stripped any rights to the imagery from me. Another contract I was offered gave the issuer the option to terminate or PERPETUATE my employment at their discretion. It also had an exclusivity clause. Another company wanted me so sign a contract that stated if I left the company that I would not conduct business within a 50 mile radius(Oahu, where I live is 44 miles long). I didn't sign of course. I heard recently a suggestion that an NDA(Non-disclosure agreements) is a legal signing away of your first amendment right to free speech. In theory you could set up a scenario where you can legally obligate Robin to corroborate what you said above even if it wasn't true. Even a contract that cannot be considered legally binding can have the same effect if the person believes it is. It's fine to speak for yourself as something you wouldn't do provided you don't present it as something that people don't do. I'm not saying that you did but you do sound a little lost on how people could think these things. |
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