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geordie jon | 15:40 Mon 11th Aug 2003 | Arts & Literature
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Who gets all the money generated by re-telling any of the Bronte stories?
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Aren't they out of copyright now?
20:23 Mon 11th Aug 2003
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The original text of the books is out of copyright. There is no copyright in a story line, the idea for the story, just the text. Writers who rework the story as film or TV scripts or as adaptations may copyright their text as being new work though.
02:25 Wed 13th Aug 2003
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If any profits are made, I should it imagine it goes to the Bronte Society...I live near their offices, you know. AND near the Parsonage
15:28 Thu 14th Aug 2003
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People see the retelling, they buy the books. Answer: the book shops.
08:16 Tue 19th Aug 2003

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