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		<title>The Five Minute Guide To &#8220;What Is In The Public Domain?&#8221;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Just how exactly do you determine what is in the public domain? I have come across this useful acronym to describe whether a work is in the public domain If it in the FRIDGE &#8211; its in the public domain. F is Facts R is Recipes I is Ideas D is Dedicated Works G is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just how exactly do you determine what is in the public domain?<br />
I have come across this useful acronym to describe whether a work is in the public domain<br />
If it in the FRIDGE &#8211; its in the public domain.<br />
F is Facts<br />
R is Recipes<br />
I is Ideas<br />
D is Dedicated Works<br />
G is Government Works (U. S)<br />
E is Expired Works<br />
FACTS:<br />
Any fact whether historical or present, scientific or biographical are Public Domain.  News reports and news broadcasts are sometimes copyrighted but not the news itself so you can rewrite a news article in your own works and you are not breaking any copyrights as facts just cannot be copyrighted.<br />
Some Facts related Public Domain resources:<br />
News:<br />
http://www. cnn. com/<br />
Biographies, Histotical facts, science and more:<br />
http://www. infoplease. com/world. html<br />
Selected historical transcripts, translations and facsimilies from Western Europe<br />
http://eudocs. lib. byu. edu/index. php/Main_Page<br />
RECIPES:<br />
Recipes actually come under facts.  Same sort of thing though you will have to reorder the ingredients and rewrite the methods to avoid copyright complications.  The annotations and pictures in a published cookbooks are copyrighted however the recipes themselves are not.  Although not protected by copyright they can be protected to a certain degree by intellectual property laws so proceed with caution in you are unable to make recipe look like your own.<br />
Here are some sites for food for thought:<br />
Searches over 400,000 recipes by ingredient, recipe, dish, chef etc.<br />
http://www. foodieview. com/index. jsp -<br />
Recipes approved and provided by home cooks worldwide:<br />
http://allrecipes. com/<br />
Another searchable database:<br />
http://www. recipeland. com/</p>
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