Avocats-Publishing (English version)

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• Electronic Publishing

  22 March 2006, by Rany Joseph Sader

  The publishing sector, much alike other sectors, was affected by the digital revolution, since most of the traditional publishers receive offers to publish, distribute, and market some of their special titles electronically: new technologies emerged and developed publishing such as electronic distribution, web-based publishing, print on demand and other new technologies. This electronic development has affected regular publishing, since many publishers or distributors use the policy of selling their titles on their electronic websites, and collect their prices by credit cards.

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  Publishing Agreements

  13 May 2005, by Rany Joseph Sader

  Copyright in the Arab region has a shorter history than in Europe and the United States but, due to the influence of international conventions, the legislation in most Arab countries it’s similar and it is also in tune with international legislation.

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  French american and European Cinema : From a french cultural exception towards an european cultural exception

  21 September 2004, by Pierre Lautier

  Cinema was invented by the Lumiere brothers in France in 1895

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  Photographies of PICASSO’S WORK protected by copyright

  6 September 2004, by Anne Pigeon-Bormans, Pierre Lautier

  Christian Zervos is an art critic, and the founder of the French publishing company “Cahiers d’Art”. He deceased in 1970, having realized a catalogue on Picasso’s work.