Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
Tag Archive: licensing
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
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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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
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3 Count: Textbook Case
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WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
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3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
Tag Archive: licensing
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.
3 Count: Girl Pirates?
Former defendant seeks to seize Righthaven assets, BMI posts record year and why are so few girls on The Pirate Bay?
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
3 Count: Textbook Case
The latest news on ACS:Law’s legal problems, Pandora’s licensing difficulties and tough questions about fair use, textbooks and scanners.
WordPress, Movable Type and Why Licensing Matters
As Byrne Reese lays out his theory on how WordPress beat Movable Type, it’s clear that licensing played a key role in WordPress’ victory.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
Konomark: An Open Licensing Alternative?
Konomark aims to be an open “licensing” alternative to Creative Commons and open source licenses, but will it work?
Creative Commons Introduces New Public Domain Mark
Creative Commons has introduced a new tool to mark works that have lapsed into the public domain and has already secured a major user.
3 Count: Digital Death
The latest news on SECAM’s pact with YouTube, the Pirate Bay Appeal and concerns about preserving digital culture.
3 Count: Who Owns Who?
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: No, You Don’t Own It: Court Upholds EULAs, Threatens Digital Resale First off today, in the case of Vernor v. Autodesk, which saw Autodesk go after a businessman who was reselling licenses of their AutoCAD design software on eBay, the US…
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