Good ruling, but the way the reasoning reads leaves me a little worried that it might have gone the other way if the email was worded a little differently.
Put your shows on platforms I subscribe to. All of them. Amazon Prime. Netflix. Make your shows a dollar an episode and I will absolutely buy them. But instead, every channel has its own website, with its own login, and its own stupid broken flash player that doesn't work. Make it easy for people to watch your shows, and they will. But if your site works less well than a pirate website, people will go elsewhere.
I'm going to pick on your language here Tim, because technically correct is the best kind of correct.
First of all, any registered user can upload a photograph, not just admins. Second of all, most photos are uploaded to Wikimedia Commons rather than English Wikipedia, so that they can be used on other language Wikipedias or other Wikimedia projects.
Gizmodo found a way to put the Gawker story back up
By quoting liberally from it in a new story about the settlement, of course.
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The joke was that they've already done it about another lawsuit that got their original story taken down.
So how long until a Gawker editor files another story about Ayyadurai where they get to quote their original story from the lawsuit?
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Yeah, but this is more like a dumb lock that spit out a copy of the key if you asked it nicely.
Good ruling, but the way the reasoning reads leaves me a little worried that it might have gone the other way if the email was worded a little differently.
The DAO that can be sold is not the eternal DAO.
Consumerist story, for the lazy
https://consumerist.com/2016/06/01/att-ceo-says-he-cant-deploy-robocall-blockers-without-fcc-approval-hes-wrong/
The easiest way to shut down Gawker
Stop reading their stories. Isn't this just a giant Streisand effect encouraging people to go back and read the original story?
Booooo
That amicus brief was a work of art.
Put your shows on platforms I subscribe to. All of them. Amazon Prime. Netflix. Make your shows a dollar an episode and I will absolutely buy them. But instead, every channel has its own website, with its own login, and its own stupid broken flash player that doesn't work. Make it easy for people to watch your shows, and they will. But if your site works less well than a pirate website, people will go elsewhere.
uploaded to Wikipedia by individual administrators for Wikipedia articles
I'm going to pick on your language here Tim, because technically correct is the best kind of correct.
First of all, any registered user can upload a photograph, not just admins. Second of all, most photos are uploaded to Wikimedia Commons rather than English Wikipedia, so that they can be used on other language Wikipedias or other Wikimedia projects.
To educate readers about password security
Well, they'll get educated about password security all right.