Re: Printing educator books for Art Camp

On May 8, 2006, at 6:30 PM, miki higuchi wrote:

> My company runs a summer art camp in which we train teachers as
> well as create and distribute a curriculum book for the teachers to
> use. As these books are created for use in our classrooms, do we
> need to obtain copyrights for images printed in the book that are
> not in public domain? (All text is original and created by us).
> Thanks.

Yes.

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