Condé Nast forgot to renew the trademark for Gourmet and so a group of journalists grabbed it and are relaunching the food magazine as a worker-owned co-op.
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Condé Nast forgot to renew the trademark for Gourmet and so a group of journalists grabbed it and are relaunching the food magazine as a worker-owned co-op. Love it. https://gourmetmagazine.net/
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Condé Nast forgot to renew the trademark for Gourmet and so a group of journalists grabbed it and are relaunching the food magazine as a worker-owned co-op. Love it. https://gourmetmagazine.net/
@kottke cool logo
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Condé Nast forgot to renew the trademark for Gourmet and so a group of journalists grabbed it and are relaunching the food magazine as a worker-owned co-op. Love it. https://gourmetmagazine.net/
@kottke Oh, this is amazing news! Condé Nast absolutely destroyed the incredible resource that Gourmet Magazine was.
Sigh, if only they had snagged the rights to the back catalogue of magazines. Then I'd be in heaven.
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@kottke Oh, this is amazing news! Condé Nast absolutely destroyed the incredible resource that Gourmet Magazine was.
Sigh, if only they had snagged the rights to the back catalogue of magazines. Then I'd be in heaven.
@tripleman @kottke Hmmm... on a quick spot-check it looks like not all of the oldest issues have copyright renewals Some do, but the very first one appears not to, and it looks like there were later renewal gaps as well. I might need to add more to my rights information page: https://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/cinfo/gourmet
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@tripleman @kottke Hmmm... on a quick spot-check it looks like not all of the oldest issues have copyright renewals Some do, but the very first one appears not to, and it looks like there were later renewal gaps as well. I might need to add more to my rights information page: https://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/cinfo/gourmet
@JMarkOckerbloom Wow, quick response
. Cool stuff.So, the issues listed on that page are not in public domain?
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Condé Nast forgot to renew the trademark for Gourmet and so a group of journalists grabbed it and are relaunching the food magazine as a worker-owned co-op. Love it. https://gourmetmagazine.net/
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@JMarkOckerbloom Wow, quick response
. Cool stuff.So, the issues listed on that page are not in public domain?
@tripleman That's right. There's a gap of 12 years or so, though, where they appear not to have renewed issue copyrights (as well as a few 1-month omissions elsewhere). There are some renewals for individual contributions as well (including some in that 12-year gap); I'm working on filling those in.
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@tripleman That's right. There's a gap of 12 years or so, though, where they appear not to have renewed issue copyrights (as well as a few 1-month omissions elsewhere). There are some renewals for individual contributions as well (including some in that 12-year gap); I'm working on filling those in.
@tripleman (And they're now filled in, with all the renewals I could find for issues up to 1964. From that point onward, copyrights automatically renew even if nobody files an application.) Here's what I found: https://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/cinfo/gourmet
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Condé Nast forgot to renew the trademark for Gourmet and so a group of journalists grabbed it and are relaunching the food magazine as a worker-owned co-op. Love it. https://gourmetmagazine.net/
From the article:
"The timing, too, seems right. When Gourmet first launched 75 years ago, in January of 1941, with a big strange illustration of a boar’s head on its cover, the Fascist pigs were on the march. Within a few years, the classical colonial empires would finish dying their prolonged and violent deaths, the world would be transformed under America’s hegemony, and the wheat and milk and Coca-Cola of the semi-automated food industry would flush into the diets of half the world. We still live in that system, but it’s difficult to shake the sense that a change is afoot. The espressos have been ordered, but the bill has not yet come."
So true.
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Condé Nast forgot to renew the trademark for Gourmet and so a group of journalists grabbed it and are relaunching the food magazine as a worker-owned co-op. Love it. https://gourmetmagazine.net/
@kottke the support tiers are great, for 10k usd: we’ll make you a piece of produce!
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@tripleman (And they're now filled in, with all the renewals I could find for issues up to 1964. From that point onward, copyrights automatically renew even if nobody files an application.) Here's what I found: https://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/cinfo/gourmet
@JMarkOckerbloom Great work. Thank you for doing this, it’s appreciated.
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