The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
Tag Archive: facebook
3 Count: Facebook Facepalm
The latest on Facebook falling victim to false DMCA notices, the U.S. Government’s new anti-piracy campaign and Tyson’s tattoo artist sues over a movie.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
Would You Send Cease and Desist via Facebook or Twitter?
Technology is changing the way we communicate, including how we share legal documents. But is it time to start sending notices via Facebook and Twitter?
3 Count: Bad Comedy
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Time Warner Facing Copyright Infringement Charges? First off today, Time Warner Cable is facing accusations that it is committing contributory copyright infringement by the U.S. Copyright Group. The USCG is filing a series of massive lawsuits against alleged file sharers and…
Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data
After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.
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?
Another Facebook RPG Controversy
For the second time this year, a copyright controversy has erupted over a Facebook RPG came. This time though, there may be a very different outcome.
Creative Commons on Facebook
The Creative Commons Organization has released an application for Facebook offering the best way to license content on the service, for now at least.
3 Count: Fairly Useful
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is…
Digg Responds, Says DiggBar Not Evil
Following the controversy over the new DiggBar, Digg has responded with some changes to the bar itself as well as reassurances that it’s not evil.
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