Freely licensed =/= Public Domain. Simples!
The BBC are public enemy number one as far the Tory UK government are concerned.
Really? Even though the Beeb basically tore up the Charter in broadcasting ConDem propaganda?
Sharing Sound was 'located' in a vacant building in Longview, Texas, from where it could avail itself of the friendly East Texas court system.
FTFY, Tim. ;)
I come to Techdirt for technology news [...]
Then you've come to the wrong blog. Techdirt's authors write about the ups and downs of IP (Intellectual Protectionism) law, especially as it affects technology.
Maybe I should take my own advice as well. The copy I was looking at is fifteen years old. (-_Q) at myself
Except that Merriam-Webster has put cannabis with heroin under the heading of drugs (which category caffeine and alcohol also fall into, incidentally), not narcotics. Maybe next time you should double check the sources you cherry-pick information from.
Consumer Watchdog, on the other hand, despite its name, appears to have very little to do with actually protecting consumers' interests. Instead, it seems like some crazy people who absolutely hate Google, and pretend that they're "protecting" consumers from Google by attacking the company at every opportunity.
Oh, yeah. I think some of their members accuse Mike of being a Google shill whenever someone (not always Mike) writes an article about the company, good or bad.
"a. The intended victim, or those responsible for ensuring the intended victim's safety, is already aware of the specific threat;"
Define 'aware'.
Russia is filtering these websites under the authority embedded in a 2012 censorship law , whose purpose was purportedly to protect the children from the Internet's naughty bits.
The Internet has naughty bits? I so wanna see that pron!
When Russian children are under-educated and the country's no longer competing on the world stage, Putin still won't understand it's because of all the websites blocked due to a single non-issue on each.
It's 5:20 in the morning where I am. What's your excuse?
Except that the recipe isn't unique and still doesn't have a copyright. The extremely creative expression of the author's method, on the other hand...
Okay, so if someone rips off something you wrote and says, "But you didn't register it for copyright!" I guess you'll just suck it up?
Since Madam Undersecretary Professor Dolores Jane Umbridge is a citizen of the United Kingdom, I feel I must warn you that posting any further details about her (such as her status as a half-blood witch or her use of illegal dark artefacts on students) may be a violation of the Data Protection Act 1998. ;D
The Fifth Circuit group picture sure must look funny with that many judges having their heads shoved that far up their own asses.
I couldn't find a group picture, but they do look pretty funny. ;)
BTW, you know the thing that gave Americans automatic copyright? It's called the Berne Convention Implementation Act 1988. I wonder why?
Someone clearly hasn't bothered to look. https://www.gov.uk/copyright/overview Then there's the Copyright Duration Directive, which covered countries, including Germany, that were already signatories to the Berne Convention. It's not good to be lazy, you know. You soon get called out on it.
US law says Fixed in a Medium, I haven't seen it anywhere else.
UK law says fixed in tangible form, and since the Berne Convention from which that phrase is derived has been made law all across Europe... Ignorance is not a reasonable excuse for lack of knowledge.
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Taking your business elsewhere should be the appropriate response.
[...] YouTube lacks serious competition.
Spot the disconnect yet?