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yeonwhaji
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Joined: 07 November 2006 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 1 |
![]() Calendar Event: Italian and SpanishPosted: 07 November 2006 at 11:27am |
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Hello all,
I am a new member. I am very impressed by the site and already have benefited a lot. I have noticed that there is no Italian courses yet. I have a CD version of FSI Basic Italian (with paper text) purchased on ForeignServiceInstitute.com and mp3 version of Fast Track Italian (with pdf text) from MultilingualBooks.com. Also I have a complete (or so I heard) set of the original FSI Spanish that I purchased on eBay. It consists of Barrons CD for the first level and cassette tapes from Audio Forum for the rest of the set. Four thick books came with the set. I have not started Spanish yet, but am willing to loan the material to the site with the Italian sets. Please let me know if it sounds useful. |
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Chung
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Joined: 23 May 2006 Online Status: Offline Posts: 143 |
![]() Posted: 07 November 2006 at 11:59am |
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Check this thread out:
ForeignServiceInstitute.com, MultilingualBooks.com, Barrons and Audio Forum are private resellers of FSI courses. Send a PM to gdfellows, but I'm afraid that because your materials are from private resellers (i.e. with copyright), gdfellows can't post them here. I got FSI Hungarian and FAST Czech from private resellers and would have lent the materials too, but gdfellows is playing it safe and only posting stuff that is directly from the government.
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Yonatan
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Joined: 10 March 2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 7 |
![]() Posted: 18 May 2007 at 11:38pm |
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How can non-copyrighted material be copyrighted? I mean, aren't the courses themselves public domain? If I photocopy the book and then sell public government material, is my copy now my own personal work? Does anyone know if such material has feasible copyrights, if it was created to be distributed to the public? I am confused how they can copyright something that is public government property. It is one thing if they themselves developed the course, but all they simply have done is digitzed the materials into ebooks and copied the casettes onto CDs. That hardly can count as being the author of the material. Why would not the original author of the course have the say as to if the material can be resold?
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bickern
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Joined: 03 June 2007 Location: Turkey Online Status: Offline Posts: 9 |
![]() Posted: 06 June 2007 at 6:19pm |
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Yonatan has a valid point there. Would be interesting to know how it stands.
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