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POPSBarracuda Interesting and ironic how the R's used this song and violated copyright law...
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POPSYoutube Users and Viewers BEWARE!
Now every minute you Spend on youtube, you will be feeding the Big Brother machine the Bush admin. has robustly doctored until BB became a strong, very potent bouncing baby for the neocon belief system. Their rule-of-thumb on freedom is "We Will Tell Them They Are Free... FREE TO DO WHAT THEY ARE TOLD TO DO OR ELSE"! All their doings has been leading up to this day... The beginning of the end of Lincoln's eloquent words used during his Gettysburg Address that afternoon of Thurs., November 19, 1863 "government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth." In just over two minutes, Lincoln enforced the principles of human equality supported by the Declaration of Independence and redefined the Civil War as a struggle not merely for the Union, but as "a new birth of freedom" Hmmm, I wonder what President Lincoln would say about all the shredding of same Declaration by 8 years of Neocon Rule. I'm sure he would be deeply saddened, for sure. :mad:
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POPSNOT the show... I love this because I watch the show all the time! I think it's pretty serendipitous!
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POPSBad anti-counterfeit proposal This could be used to limit intellectual freedoms. If the hardware can be taken and seized then ALL its contents are taken without appeal and without protection. There would be certain people who would attract this sort of suppression because of their political or social views. Imagine a political protester or a writer crossing a border when this is in place. This is a BAD one.
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POPSBorder Guards to search iPod’s I don’t like this! Also can someone please tell me how the guards, some of whom can’t tell a sneeze from a wet fart let alone and iPod from a Zune, are going to tell what is infringing on copyright from stuff that I have currently, while it’s legal, ripped from a CD or downloaded in a legal non DRM’d ( read MP3 via eMusic) song!
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POPSHouse passes bill (HR 4279) that will let the RIAA take away your home for downloading music If this bill is passed in its present form by the Senate and signed, that means there's no more pro forma RIAA lawsuit payoffs, because if you wind up settling with the RIAA, you could still lose all your stuff in addition to any fee you paid them.The more the law is constructed to sweep in folks who are absolutely observant of it, the more we need broader protections. The voting scorecard, http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2008/roll300.xml Only 11 Noes, to include Ron Paul. "It means they may take your home away if your KID is stealing music over the internet without even your knowledge. Cause it happened on property you had direct control over though you are clueless." Read the rest at the source, the comments are pretty good as well.
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POPSWhy IP decisions can ruin your life Social production would appear to be the way forward, and yet various things try to threaten it. Think of software patents... I love the comment about money not always being the best motivator.
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POPS"Kristen's" MySpace Images In News Stories Copyright Infringement? MySpace’s Terms & Conditions page states that “MySpace does not claim any ownership rights” over the photos users post on the site. It says MySpace has the right to display user content within MySpace, but “This limited license does not grant MySpace the right to sell or otherwise distribute your Content outside of the MySpace Services.” The photos remained on Youmans’s MySpace profile Thursday morning, but had been taken down by Thursday afternoon. That strikes me as incredibly silly, though, and as a relic of the pre-Internet world. Like it or not, Dupree is a public figure now and the images are indeed newsworthy. It seems to me that when a copyright holder puts images in a public forum, that should render them public domain for the purposes of news reporting and commentary. It shouldn’t confer the right to sell said images directly but their use to illustrate a story should be “fair use” under the law.
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POPSTarget gets Targeted for Copyright Infringement Designer Diane von Furstenberg is suing Target Corp. for copying her signature "frog" print. As president of the CDFA, von Furstenberg has been at the forefront of the fight to implement more stringent copyright laws regarding particular designs.
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POPSClipmarks copyright policy I made this clip because copyright is the first thing to have a look before clipping but I read the clipmarks copyright policy after I clipped a lot. I guess many of clippers did't go through this. Being a member of Clipmarks community I request you to open the link and read the clipmarks copyright policy..coz its for us.
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