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01-19-2015, 02:07 PM
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I've got a question regarding the Yankees yearbook and the "Phillies Way" books that were produced by SSPC.
Were these different since they were technically books and the cards were just inserts, or did these fall under the same copyright that Topps was trying to enforce? It's always interested me on whether the method of distribution affected the licensing of cards. Since Post and Hostess in the past weren't selling cards, but rather using cards as packaging, was this a different legal territory? 
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