For me, a long-hailed king has been dethroned as Morguefile takes the crown from Stock.xchng as my recommended free stock photo site.
Category Archives: Products
Rhapsody: A Review of My Experiment in Streaming Music
After talking on the podcast about streaming music being a potential replacement for owned copies, I decided to put the oldest service, Rhapsody, to the test.
SignMyImage: Cheap Invisible Watermarking
SignMyImage, a product from Advanced Photo Tools, hopes to offer a cheap way to watermark and track your images on the Web. But how does it stack up?
Book Review: Starving the Artist
William Aicher’s new book Starving the Artist attempts to tackle copyright from a slightly different perspective. Here’s my review.
Stock Photo Industry Unveils Licensing Information Site
Three stock photo agencies have teamed up to offer a site about the dangers of poorly-licensed photos.
Review: UN.CO.VER Plagiarism Checker
Textbroker has a new plagiarism checker that it has made freely available. But how does it work and does it get the job done?
iCopyright Introduces New Excerpt Service
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EULAlyzer: Making Sense of License Agreements
EULAlyzer says it can help you make sense of software EULAs, but how useful is it for the most popular Web-based services?
Don’t Plagiarize Us: Twitter Plagiarism Checking
Don’t Plagiarize Us attempts to bring plagiarism checking to Twitter. But how well does it work and does Twitter need a plagiarism checker?
Myows 4 Steps API Challenge
Myows has a new API challenge that could revolutionize the way the service is used as well as earn the winner an Apple iPad and/or $1,000.
Category Archives: Products
Switching Up: Making Morguefile my Primary Stock Photo Site
For me, a long-hailed king has been dethroned as Morguefile takes the crown from Stock.xchng as my recommended free stock photo site.
Rhapsody: A Review of My Experiment in Streaming Music
After talking on the podcast about streaming music being a potential replacement for owned copies, I decided to put the oldest service, Rhapsody, to the test.
SignMyImage: Cheap Invisible Watermarking
SignMyImage, a product from Advanced Photo Tools, hopes to offer a cheap way to watermark and track your images on the Web. But how does it stack up?
Book Review: Starving the Artist
William Aicher’s new book Starving the Artist attempts to tackle copyright from a slightly different perspective. Here’s my review.
Stock Photo Industry Unveils Licensing Information Site
Three stock photo agencies have teamed up to offer a site about the dangers of poorly-licensed photos.
Review: UN.CO.VER Plagiarism Checker
Textbroker has a new plagiarism checker that it has made freely available. But how does it work and does it get the job done?
iCopyright Introduces New Excerpt Service
iCopyright has new service that is hopes will both promote its licensing system and explain fair use. Here’s how it works.
EULAlyzer: Making Sense of License Agreements
EULAlyzer says it can help you make sense of software EULAs, but how useful is it for the most popular Web-based services?
Don’t Plagiarize Us: Twitter Plagiarism Checking
Don’t Plagiarize Us attempts to bring plagiarism checking to Twitter. But how well does it work and does Twitter need a plagiarism checker?
Myows 4 Steps API Challenge
Myows has a new API challenge that could revolutionize the way the service is used as well as earn the winner an Apple iPad and/or $1,000.
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