Professional and semi-professional photographers have a very difficult copyright climate before them. Here are six tips for dealing with it.
Monthly Archives: February 2011
3 Count: Polarizing Bear
The latest news on the copyright troll cases across the U.S., possible revisions to copyright in Australia and a copyright controversy of an Olympic mascot.
3 Count: Sovereign Immunity
The latest on the possible three strikes legislation in Ireland, a setback for UK prosecutors in the FileSoup case and sovereign immunity in Georgia.
The Problem with Detecting Translated Plagiarism
Translated plagiarism is the final frontier of automated plagiarism checkers, here is why it has been such a tough problem.
3 Count: Betty Booped
The latest news on the iiNet/AFACT case in Australia, a new copyright law in Ireland and the copyright status of Betty Boop.
3 Count: On Appeal
The latest news on the Google News case in Belgium, Ivi.tv’s loss in the courts and BREIN’s seizure of Swan in the Netherlands.
3 Count: Google’s Wars
The latest news on Google’s involvement in the ISOHunt case, its battle with Oracle and an update on Usenet sites in the Netherlands.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 186
The latest news on Marvel’s battle with Stan Lee Media, Rihanna’s fight with David LaChappelle and much more
3 Count: Going National
The latest news on the U.S. Copyright Group, Dreamworks being sued over Kung Fu Panda and plagiarism charges strike Germany Defense Minister.
Free Copyright Webinar February 22
This Tuesday I’ll be giving a free webinar, sponsored by Digimarc, on a variety of copyright-related topics.
Monthly Archives: February 2011
7 Practical Copyright Tips for Professional Photographers
Professional and semi-professional photographers have a very difficult copyright climate before them. Here are six tips for dealing with it.
3 Count: Polarizing Bear
The latest news on the copyright troll cases across the U.S., possible revisions to copyright in Australia and a copyright controversy of an Olympic mascot.
3 Count: Sovereign Immunity
The latest on the possible three strikes legislation in Ireland, a setback for UK prosecutors in the FileSoup case and sovereign immunity in Georgia.
The Problem with Detecting Translated Plagiarism
Translated plagiarism is the final frontier of automated plagiarism checkers, here is why it has been such a tough problem.
3 Count: Betty Booped
The latest news on the iiNet/AFACT case in Australia, a new copyright law in Ireland and the copyright status of Betty Boop.
3 Count: On Appeal
The latest news on the Google News case in Belgium, Ivi.tv’s loss in the courts and BREIN’s seizure of Swan in the Netherlands.
3 Count: Google’s Wars
The latest news on Google’s involvement in the ISOHunt case, its battle with Oracle and an update on Usenet sites in the Netherlands.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 186
The latest news on Marvel’s battle with Stan Lee Media, Rihanna’s fight with David LaChappelle and much more
3 Count: Going National
The latest news on the U.S. Copyright Group, Dreamworks being sued over Kung Fu Panda and plagiarism charges strike Germany Defense Minister.
Free Copyright Webinar February 22
This Tuesday I’ll be giving a free webinar, sponsored by Digimarc, on a variety of copyright-related topics.
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