Content clipping and sharing service Clp.ly has moved to Curate.Us after the recent revokation of a prominent .ly domain by Libya.
Monthly Archives: October 2010
3 Count: Global Reach
The latest on the semi-final ACTA draft, BREIN’s battle against Usenet and another critic of HADOPI
Review: Xpert Creative Commons Image Search Tool
Recently, the CC Organization highlighted a new tool to make adding CC-licensed works to your site easier than ever. How does it stack up?
3 Count: ACTivAted
The EU releases the final ACTA draft, Google responds to Oracle and KISS frontman Gene Simmon talks about file sharers in a less-than-flattering light.
Case Study: Tracking a Sneaky Plagiarist Poet
Tracking plagiarism is rarely a straightforward task, sometimes you have to rely on your intuition. This is one of those cases.
3 Count: Stay, Stay, Stay
BT gets a stay in turning over customer data, FilmOn gets a predictable lawsuit and Anonymous promises more attacks.
Speaking at the University of Advancing Technology Tech Forum
I’ll be in Tempe, AZ Nov. 2-4 to speak on the technology of plagiarism at the University of Advancing Technology Tech Forum.
Housekeeping: Slower Posting Through October
The month of October will see a slowdown in posting due to a haunted house I run and not enough hours in the day.
3 Count: ACTing Up
ACTA may be near completion, ACS:Law may close up shop and the Nevada Democrats settle their suit with Righthaven.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 170
The latest news on France’s Hadopi law, DDOS attacks on anti-piracy groups, an email leak at a law firm and much more!
Monthly Archives: October 2010
Clp.ly Becomes Curate.Us, Abandoning .ly Domain
Content clipping and sharing service Clp.ly has moved to Curate.Us after the recent revokation of a prominent .ly domain by Libya.
3 Count: Global Reach
The latest on the semi-final ACTA draft, BREIN’s battle against Usenet and another critic of HADOPI
Review: Xpert Creative Commons Image Search Tool
Recently, the CC Organization highlighted a new tool to make adding CC-licensed works to your site easier than ever. How does it stack up?
3 Count: ACTivAted
The EU releases the final ACTA draft, Google responds to Oracle and KISS frontman Gene Simmon talks about file sharers in a less-than-flattering light.
Case Study: Tracking a Sneaky Plagiarist Poet
Tracking plagiarism is rarely a straightforward task, sometimes you have to rely on your intuition. This is one of those cases.
3 Count: Stay, Stay, Stay
BT gets a stay in turning over customer data, FilmOn gets a predictable lawsuit and Anonymous promises more attacks.
Speaking at the University of Advancing Technology Tech Forum
I’ll be in Tempe, AZ Nov. 2-4 to speak on the technology of plagiarism at the University of Advancing Technology Tech Forum.
Housekeeping: Slower Posting Through October
The month of October will see a slowdown in posting due to a haunted house I run and not enough hours in the day.
3 Count: ACTing Up
ACTA may be near completion, ACS:Law may close up shop and the Nevada Democrats settle their suit with Righthaven.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 170
The latest news on France’s Hadopi law, DDOS attacks on anti-piracy groups, an email leak at a law firm and much more!
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