How can two typestyles appear identical without constituting copyright infringement?
How can two typestyles appear identical without constituting copyright infringement?
In the United States, a typeface, that is, the design of a letter style, the way the letters appear, is not protected by copyright. Hence, a letter style may be designed to look like an exact duplicate of another without infringement. However, a font, that is, the unique underlying software code that allows you to print a particular typeface, is protected. This has long been the position taken…
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