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Court Refutes Claim that Photos on Twitter Are Free For the Taking
Ah, Terms of Service - the legally-binding document we never read before clicking "accept." So when Agence France-Presse argued this fall that Twitter's ToS granted it free access to photos
Garfield Minus Garfield: From Web Sensation To Book In Less Than A Year
If you have not yet checked out the online sensation Garfield Minus Garfield, you have been missing out. Launched in February of 2008, this comic is a unique version of
Build Profit Not DMCA Suits: YouTube and the Wedding March
An unconventional wedding march in Saint Paul, Minnesota, sent sparks across the web. Not only was it a celebration of couple tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/build_profit_not_dmca_suits_youtube_and_the_weddin.php'; tweetmeme_source = 'rww'; Jill Peterson and
Using 3D Printing to Repair Rodin's Thinker
Following up their creation of an exact replica of King Tut's mummy, Belgian company iMaterialise has helped to repair Rodin's famous sculpture The Thinker. In 2007, the Singer Laren Museum
Google Search in Books goes live - And Amazon has it too
Google has just released its beta book search product Google Print (hat tip Diablo). The new service lets people search within the text of a book. Interestingly, I note that
More Data for YouTube's Partners: Google Integrates Content ID and YouTube Insights
Google just announced that it is integrating its Content ID system, which alerts YouTube's 1,000 partners when one of their videos or audio tracks is being used without authorization, and
Pirate Bay Acquired for $7.8 million, Content Providers to Get Paid
According to their blog and a recent BusinessWire release, controversial Swedish bit torrent tracker the Pirate Bay, is being acquired by Global Gaming Factory X AB for roughly $7.8 million
Judge: Neither Google Nor Oracle Has Defined an 'API'
The second round of talks between chief executives from Google and Oracle commences today, with the possibility of a settlement between the two over Google's use of Java in Android,
Copyright and Web Content - Practical Solutions
My posts about RSS Ripoff Merchants stirred up a lot of controversy and, somewhat surprisingly, it seems I've come out of it as The Bad Guy. I kind of feel
YouTube Now Deletes Copyrighted Audio Tracks From Videos
This morning, HireCube's Aniq Rahman alerted us to a major change on YouTube. A growing number of videos now appear without sound and with a notice that these videos contained
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