First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
Tag Archive: Social-Media
3 Count: Textbook Case
First Sale is trumped by right of import, BBC in copyright spat over Twitter photos and Stephen King escapes a copyright lawsuit.
3 Count: German Efficiency
German copyright holders target 300k file sharers per month, Canada approves a settlement against the record labels and copyright and social media collide.
My Flattr Experiment: 30 Days Later
The 30 days have passed and now it’s time to reveal how the great Flattr experiment went. The results are, in a word, very mixed.
Excerpts, Scraping and Fair Use
A recent article on the New York Times site drew the attention of the Web to excerpting and the difficulty defining good vs. bad use. It’s a touchy issue with no easy answers.
Associated Content Signs Deal with Attributor
Recently embarrassed by a very public plagiarism scandal, Associated Content has inked a deal with content-tracking service Attributor to both protect their material and detect plagiarists using their service.
Guest Post: Don’t Fight Remixing, Encourage It
Whenever possible, I like to encourage guest posting on this site so that readers can receive a wide variety of view points from related fields. Today’s column comes from Dan Zarrella, a social media consultant. Online social media, like socialized forms of media before it, has at its core the concept of communal recreation. Lessig…
Social News: A New Plagiarism Concern
If you need another reason to worry about content theft, consider the recent case involving the gossip blog Celebrity Hack. About two weeks ago, an article on the site entitled “37 Famously Stupid Celebrity Quotes” was submitted to Digg. The story reached the front page briefly but was buried for unknown reasons. Yesterday, a much…
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