If you use WordPress to run your blog and have access to the plugins feature, meaning that you aren’t using a WordPress.com account, you have a deluge of ways to protect your content, especially your feed. If you are concerned about content theft, there are several plugins that are simply not optional, they are requirements….
Category Archives: Orphan Works
New Copyright Information Page
Just a heads up to anyone who has been following the “Your Copyrights Online” series of the site, I finally got around to posting the second chapter of that series, “Limitations on Copyright”. In this article I discuss five critical ways in which the law limits the absolute rights of a copyright holder, including Fair…
Is Your Work an Orphan? (Part Two)
(Note: This entry builds upon part one of this series. If you are familiar with the concept of orphan works and the background behind the bill, you can most likely skip that post and move straight into this one. if not, you should probably take a moment to read it before moving on.) Avoiding Orphan…
Is Your Work an Orphan? (Part One)
In January, the United States Copyright Office released its report (PDF) on a special category of copyrighted materials known as "Orphan Works". As part of the report, the copyright office proposed making significant changes to the existing law, changes that, if enacted, will have an effect on all copyright holders, including those that are very…
Category Archives: Orphan Works
Five Essential WordPress Content Protection Plugins
If you use WordPress to run your blog and have access to the plugins feature, meaning that you aren’t using a WordPress.com account, you have a deluge of ways to protect your content, especially your feed. If you are concerned about content theft, there are several plugins that are simply not optional, they are requirements….
New Copyright Information Page
Just a heads up to anyone who has been following the “Your Copyrights Online” series of the site, I finally got around to posting the second chapter of that series, “Limitations on Copyright”. In this article I discuss five critical ways in which the law limits the absolute rights of a copyright holder, including Fair…
Is Your Work an Orphan? (Part Two)
(Note: This entry builds upon part one of this series. If you are familiar with the concept of orphan works and the background behind the bill, you can most likely skip that post and move straight into this one. if not, you should probably take a moment to read it before moving on.) Avoiding Orphan…
Is Your Work an Orphan? (Part One)
In January, the United States Copyright Office released its report (PDF) on a special category of copyrighted materials known as "Orphan Works". As part of the report, the copyright office proposed making significant changes to the existing law, changes that, if enacted, will have an effect on all copyright holders, including those that are very…
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