Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
Tag Archive: blogging
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
Tag Archive: blogging
Google Announces Blogger DMCA Improvements
Google has announced two new reforms to its Blogger DMCA policy, unfortunately, they won’t make much of a difference for most.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
John Tesh’s Blog Accused Of Plagiarism, Shuttered
Musician and TV/radio personality John Tesh is facing accusations that his blog was lifting content from various sources on the Web without attribution.
10 Copyright Blogs I Read
While there are dozens, if not hundreds, of great copyright blogs out there, here are ten that I read every day.
Dealing with “Friendly” Copyright Infringement
How to deal with cases of copyright infringement where the infringer did not intend any harm.
Myspace: Set to Private
As one of the largest hosts and social networking sites, Myspace’s abuse/DMCA policies are closely watched. However, a recent trend has many bloggers wondering if Myspace is doing everything they can to handle abuse.
Heading to ConvergeSouth 2008
I am heading out shortly to ConvergeSouth 2008 and am looking forward to meeting many of you there!
New Page and Navigation
The pages section of the site is getting a much needed overhaul, a few items at a time. This week I’ve reshuffled the page order as well as added a new page detailing all of the related sites to Plagiarism Today.
RightsAgent is Down
The site for the content licensing service RightsAgent has been down for approximately 48 hours, causing broken images on sites that use the service and an inability to license new works.
William Patry Quits Blogging
It is truly a difficult day for those of us in the copyright world as noted blogger William Patry is hanging up his blog after 4 years of great copyright information.
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