After having so many problems with the past three episodes, it was nice to have episode 14 go off without a hitch. In fact, the greatest problem we had was a tidal wave of copyright-related stories to make it through and a new means of organizing the order of operations.
The end result of this is [...]

It appears that episode 13 truly was unlucky for us. After several attempts to get the episode live, Sunday night, we were again sandbagged by Chris’ now-famous Internet troubles. Still, will and determination prevailed and Episode 13 of the show is now available online.
Unlike the previous two shows, this one does have Chris on the [...]

It’s another Monday and that means it is time for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 show.
This week’s show is a little bit different. Due to a Father’s Day “kidnapping” Chris was not able to record the podcast. So, for the first time in the show’s history, I took control and flew solo.
Due to [...]

It’s Monday again and that means it is time for yet another episode of the Copyright 2.0 show. As usual, myself and Chris Matthieu are taking on the past week in copyright law in our usual relaxed, humorous way.
This week’s show is talks about Creative Commons licenses including what they are, how to obtain [...]

According to Whois records, on April 16 Google registered the domain claimyourcontent.com as well as over a dozen related domains.
Google observers quickly discovered the purchase and began to hypothesize what the domain could be used for. Many began to wonder if the site would be a means for Webmasters to claim their content, thus helping [...]

Previously on this site, I would do weekly wrap-ups of news stories that, while important, didn’t really warrant a full article. I stopped doing that in a bid to focus on the issues specifically pointed at bloggers and other Webmasters.
With that being said, several new stories have cropped up that deserve mention as the issues [...]