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#FBC2013 Food Bloggers of Canada + Copyright

So what do copyright lawyers do on weekends? (This is not the beginning of a joke.) I spent the past weekend at a food blogger’s conference. Was I on a panel, you may ask, talking about the legality of hyperlinking …

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Storing Content in the Cloud: Copyright Law Issues

Copyright + Storing Content in the Cloud Are you storing content in the cloud? What, if any, copyright issues should you be concerned about? Cloud computing is still in its

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2000th Tweet on Twitter @Copyrightlaws

Copyright Laws and Twitter Today I will share my 2000th tweet on Twitter @Copyrightlaws. Sharing tips, education, news and events in 140 characters or less has been a lot of

Spring 2013 Copyright Courses

Spring Training in Copyright Laws: Digital, Libraries, Authors + Publishers

  Various opportunities to learn about copyright law in an online environment are scheduled in April + May. 10 - 29 April: Library and Special Library Copyright Issues 1 - 31

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Digital Content and Social Media Copyright Law Issues

Login. Digital Content and Social Media Copyright Law Issues is the name of an online course beginning 18 March 2013 (ending 8 April 2013.) There are 3 webinars which are

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Copyright Law + Using Images and Photos from Google

How many times have you used Google and found the perfect image or photograph? As tempting as it is to copy and paste that image and perhaps even

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Copyright Laws and Self-Published Authors

Last week I was delighted to be the first purchaser of the print version of a brand new self-published book, A Baker’s Dozen.  It was written and published

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Online course: Web 2.0 and Digital Content Copyright Issues

Course runs from 26 April to 21 May, 2012. Students' login. Course deals with copyright and contracts, treatment of specific digital issues such as social networking, online distance education, cloud

Copyright Laws Primer: Licenses versus Assignments

In simple terms, licenses and assignments are two ways to use content or authorize others to use your content. In an assignment situation, a content owner assigns his rights.

Managing Copyright Issues in 2012

12 Copyright Priorities in 2012 Your 2012 challenge-prioritize copyright this year with the following twelve suggestions. Plan and Budget 1.    Consider your 2012 budget for permissions, licenses, and copyright training.  Consult

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