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Eiffel Tower copyrighted?

According to David-Michel Davies, SNTE is claiming copyrights on the illuminated Eiffel Tower. I guess if a company can have a right to a bunch of lights on a land-mark, a Parisian citizen can have a right to have an eyesore taken down.

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  1. Branko's Weblog » Two more for the copyright lawyers Says:
    April 20th, 2005 at 12:01 am

    [...] kl @ 1:00 am

    Here are two more copyright law problems that I cannot solve: 1) SNTE is claiming copyright on an illuminated Eiffel tower in Paris, so [...]

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