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Category Archives: IP
When copyright goons attack
ASCAP and NAMP go after Creative Commons, EFF, and Public Knowledge. Good responses from Mike Masnick and Gigi Sohn. Continue reading
Open source on campus
Open source software on campus: how faculty can encourage IT staff to install and support. Answering questions from Clancy Ratliff. Continue reading
Posted in Composition, IP, Nerdliness, Teaching
Tagged campus, computing, culture, open source
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YouTube: not so fast, cbdilger!
I revisit YouTube’s partnership program and discover it’s not as IP-progressive as I’d hoped. Continue reading
Posted in IP, Nerdliness
Tagged advertising, copyright, fair use, IP, video, youtube
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YouTube: make money fast, cbdilger!
YouTube asks me to sign up for its “partnership” program: fair use? Monetizing? Hrm…. Continue reading
Thank you, Peter
Peter Suber is reducing his work with Open Access News to focus on his new position. Continue reading
Appeal denied in Turnitin case
Not much on the web about this: Fourth Circuit’s Turnitin.com Ruling Brings More Trouble for Plaintiffs. The fourth circuit’s opinion is fairly short, but given that I haven’t read the original decision, I can’t make heads or tails of it. … Continue reading
Google Books settlement
Objections to the Google Books settlement start to come in, and a good piece on the proposed agreement by Pamela Samuelson Continue reading
Posted in IP
Tagged authors guild, books, copyright, google, IP, settlement
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Fair use best practices
The Center for Social Media releases best practices for fair use in media literacy education: a strong document with few problems. Continue reading
Posted in IP, Teaching
Tagged best practices, creative commons, CSM, fair use, Teaching
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Fair if you are Elsevier’s wallet
Proposed HR6845, “Fair Copyright in Research Works Act”, ain’t. Call Washington! Continue reading
Posted in IP
Tagged conyers bill, HR6845, NIH, open access, publishing
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WebCT safeassign
Starting to think about WebCT accessibility, or lack thereof, I discovered its “safeassign” plagiarism detection has come to WIU. Continue reading
Posted in Composition, IP, Nerdliness
Tagged blackboard, cms, IP, pds, plagiarism detection, webct, wiu
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