It could be a great time to run a newspaper soon, if Judge Richard Posner has his way.
He has suggested that linking to copyright material should be outlawed,
‘Expanding copyright law to bar online access to copyrighted materials without the copyright holder’s consent, or to bar linking to or paraphrasing copyrighted materials without the copyright [...]
Entries from June 2009
Who will kill online newspapers first? Their subjects, or the lawmakers?
June 30th, 2009 · Comments
Tags: Digital Publishing
This week I have been mostly reading about Sweden
June 28th, 2009 · Comments
In amongst my normal RSS fest and occasional work-related reading, I’ve actually been doing some reading for pure pleasure over the last few weeks.
The main reason is child-proofing the house for a one-year-old who is learning to walk, throw things, and hurl himself at every possible object. Which has meant moving as many things as [...]
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When concerns over social networks go way too far…
June 25th, 2009 · Comments
Businesses and organisations can either embrace the opportunities and challenges of increasingly easy social interaction, or they can react against it. And two recent examples show how worrying that reaction can be.
Most digitally-aware people realise that anything you put on a public (or even supposedly private) social networking site can be seen by people including [...]
Tags: Digital Culture · Digital Publishing
Ditto.net gets put to one side by Bauer Media
June 24th, 2009 · Comments
It’s with a little sadness that I’m writing about the decision by Bauer Media to shelve Ditto.net – the social entertainment guide which I was fortunate enough to have been involved with for a time.
It’s an understandable decision by Bauer Media. Having apparently spent £1 million on funding the site and development, there wasn’t a [...]
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