MailChimp reached out to me to let me know that the duplicate content issue has been fixed. Robots.txt files have been added to the relevant servers.… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Articles
Rethinking Article Embedding
After a long conversation with the people behind Repost.Us, I wanted to look back and see if there really was hope for article embedding…… Continue Reading
3 Count: No Salt Marsh
Aereo asks the court to dismiss its lawsuit, Prenda can’t find ‘Salt Marsh’ signature and Philip K. Dick estate settles suit over ‘Adjustment Bureau’… Continue Reading
BlogAvenger: Does Your Blog Content Need an Avenger?
BlogAvenger promises to monitor and help protect your blog’s content. But does it work and is it worth the price?… Continue Reading
How MailChimp Hurts Their Customers’ SEO
Email service provider MailChimp is a popular tool for sending out newsletters, but is a feature on the service creating unwanted duplicate content?… Continue Reading
5 Simple Rules for Reusing Online Content
With so much content available for reuse, it’s important to not just talk about the legalities of reusing content, but the best practices as well.… Continue Reading
Copyright, Memes and the Perils of Viral Content
With the recent lawsuit by the creators of Keyboard Cat and Nyan Cat, many are wondering about the relationship of copyright and memes.… Continue Reading
Race and the Jayson Blair Scandal
As many times as we’ve analyzed the Jayson Blair scandal, there’s one element we haven’t talked about, the racial element and for good reason.… Continue Reading
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 281 – Risk Campions
House Judiciary Committee to review U.S. copyright law, Craigslist wins early round against PadMapper and Pirate Party wins big in Iceland.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Not a Belieber
Justin Bieber and Usher sued over hit song, Kim Dotcom wants a meeting with U.S. attorney general and one man is sued 3x for pirating the same film.… Continue Reading