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
Tag Archives: Creative-Commons
Why I Support Creative Commons Licenses
Being a pro-copyright guy, my love and use of Creative Commons can seem odd. But to me, Creative Commons is about choice and choice is good.… Continue Reading
Foter: Open Licensed Photos for WordPress
Foter is another service that makes it easy to insert Creative Commons-licensed images into your site, but does it work and what makes it special?… Continue Reading
3 Count: Ghost Rider
Anonymous is preparing for war as a French retailer attempts to trademark their logo, Ghost Rider co-creator tuns to Silver Surfer for help and more!… Continue Reading
Is Copyright Dead?
Some days it seems as if every commentator is checking copyright’s pulse. However, they’re all missing a key point about the nature of copyright.… Continue Reading
Video Games, Music and the Power of Good Licensing
With the advent of Web-based games and online video, there are a slew of new opportunities for musicians willing to seize them.… Continue Reading
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Dig ReDigi
ReDigi ordered to stop selling used iTunes tracks, GEMA targets Creative Commons dance parties and iTunes Music Match goes online. … Continue Reading
iCopyright Article Tools for WordPress
iCopyright is aiming to make it easier than ever to share and license your content, but do you want to add it to your site?… Continue Reading
3 Count: Up the Stream
UCLA wins a big ruling over DVD ripping, Mirimax CEO takes the blame off of piracy and a Baltimore museum goes Creative Commons.… Continue Reading