> No copyright. Most of any given question tends to be just facts
> available to all - the fact that Durrell wrote The Alexandria
Quartet
> isn't any more copyrightable than instructions on how to screw in a
> lightbulb. Practically, any "original" phrasing tends to be more
> annoying than anything else. NAQT might copyright, although I
> seriously doubt it's worth their while.
Matt --
Just so there's no confusion, while the facts that underlie questions
are certainly not copyrightable, NAQT can--and does--copyright the
expression of those facts in its packets.
-- R. Robert Hentzel
President and Chief Technical Officer,
National Academic Quiz Tournaments, LLC