LEGAL NOTICE
This site, accessible from the URL address https://alexandremars.com/ (hereinafter the “Site”) is published by Mission M, located at 259 rue Saint Honoré, 75001 Paris, France.
Contact: communication@missionm.com
SIRET NUMBER: 841 646 623 00014
The Site’s Publishing Director is Alexandre Mars.
Hosting: the site is hosted by Versio on a Virtual Private Server solution.
CREDITS
You will find here the credits related to the creation of the Alexandre Mars domain website.
Web design, web development and search engine optimization
Web design, web development and search engine optimization of the site under keywords related to the domain’s activities were carried out by Mission M. The user experience to create an intuitive and user-friendly site was also designed by Benjamin Bertout.
Photographs
Unless otherwise stated, the layout, visuals and content of this site (in particular texts, photographs, drawings, diagrams, trademarks and logos) are works protected by intellectual property law and belong to Alexandre Mars. As such, and subject to the provisions of the intellectual property code, these layouts, visuals and content may not be used, even partially, modified, adapted, represented, incorporated or translated without the prior written authorization of Alexandre Mars, anywhere in the world.
The photograph of Alexandre Mars is credited as follows:
https://www.heloise-morel.com
About intellectual property law
According to article L111-1 of the French Intellectual Property Code, copyright confers exclusive rights on the author of a work of the mind. As a reminder, copyright comprises two types of rights:
1/ Economic rights, which have a limited duration and can be assigned, and therefore remunerated.
2/ Moral rights, which are perpetual and non-transferable, and cannot be remunerated. Although article L112-2 of the French Intellectual Property Code lists the works of the mind likely to benefit from copyright protection, the website is not expressly mentioned. However, as this list is not exhaustive, the website may benefit from copyright protection if two conditions are met:
The website must be original. In the case of a website, case law has held that “the choice to combine these different elements in a certain presentation is the result of aesthetic research, not imposed by any functional imperative, which gives the site a particular physiognomy distinguishing it from other sites. As such, it represents a creative effort that characterizes the site’s originality.
The website must be materialized, i.e. sufficiently elaborate. The choice of colors, shapes, graphics and layout gives it an elaborate character. It’s worth remembering that no formalities are required for a work to benefit from copyright protection, as this protection exists solely by virtue of the creation of the work.
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