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The Illustrators Partnership Orphan Works Blog
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Photo Attorney
http://www.photoattorney.comcopyright owner of the work, including the information set forth in a notice of copyright. . . . (6) Terms and conditions for use of the work. (7) Identifying numbers or symbols referring to such information or links to such information. . . . See 17 USC 1202(c). You can put your copyright management information in the metadata of your photos or as a watermark (as shown in the bottom left corner of my photo above). See my May 7, 2008, blog to learn how to add metadata to your photos. Sometimes, however,
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MEDITACIÓN
http://www.escritoresclub.com/2008/10/meditacin.html© 2008 Standard Copyright License
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It's DMCA exemption time!
http://www.contentagenda.com/blog/1500000150/post/640034464....1201(a)(1) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, in which the Register of Copyrights makes recommendations to the Librarian of Congress about granting temporary exemptions to the ban on circumventing encryption on certain classes of works. The federal register notice is here. Congress added the triennial review to...
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The Right to Duplicate Digital Media
http://techsidestories.com/2008/10/06/the-right-to-duplicate...’ and the answer is right there. It’s not a secret; it’s right there. All the information that’s been donated by everyday users that believe in the right to copy your own media- referencing the Audio Home Recording Act of 1992. This Act states that it is perfectly legal to copy a media source the you have purchased for the purpose of a backup or replacement copy. Currently, the studios and manufacturers are making their DVDs and
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Monday At The Beach
http://www.ccmr.tv/news/?p=774Copyright: © 2008 CCMR Ministries Standard Copyright License
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Media Wonk - Blog on ContentAgenda.com - 1500000150
http://www.contentagenda.com/blog/1500000150.html1201(a)(1) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, in which the Register of Copyrights makes recommendations to the Librarian of Congress about granting temporary exemptions to the ban on circumventing encryption on certain classes of works. The federal register notice is here. Congress added the triennial review to the DMCA as a fail-safe mechanism, in case it turned out that the blanket ban on circumvention was "unduly burdening" fair use of certain types of work. The exemptions are only good for three years, however, and
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Zwartbaard
http://www.zwartbaard.nl/weblogone point he states that the fine is â$250,000 per infractionâ which is a complete lie. As regular readers and followers of US copyright infringement cases know, the maximum damages that can be awarded per infraction is $150,000 not $250,000 (USC Title 17, § 504 (c)(2)). The most they have managed to get in these cases is $9,250, but even that turned out to be too much. Of greatest worry was his position on the details of students. Fulkerson has said that when/if the RIAA asks for names and details that correspond
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Tackling Campus Piracy with FUD
http://www.zwartbaard.nl/weblog/2008/10/06/tackling-campus-p...At one point he states that the fine is “$250,000 per infraction” which is a complete lie. As regular readers and followers of US copyright infringement cases know, the maximum damages that can be awarded per infraction is $150,000 not $250,000 (USC Title 17, § 504 (c)(2)). The most they have managed to get in these cases is $9,250, but even that turned out to be too much. Of greatest worry was his position on the details of students. Fulkerson has said that when/if the RIAA asks for names and details that correspond
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Google pays Library of Congress $3 MILLION for Orphan Works Legislation
http://blog.absolutearts.com/blogs/archives/00000461.html[to claim authorship] and it will be extremely inefficient for us." (Italics added.) -page 166 (Page numbers are from Copyright Office transcripts.) Orphan Works Roundtables were held by the US Copyright Office July 26-7, 2005 in Washington DC www.copyright.gov/orphan/transcript/0726LOC.PDF 4. Google Donates $3 Million to U.S. Library of Congress Australian IT Nov 23, 2005 -- The U.S. Library of Congress is kicking off a campaign to work with other nation's libraries to build a World Digital Library, starting with a $US3 million
