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Copyright Protected SD card readers.
No not really. Just a fake.
FotoSöndag Tema: Fejk
PhotoSundat Theme: Fake
The industries, especially apparel in the present era is being hit by an unpleasantly hot trend that leaves several retailers, apparel manufacturers, etc., in a situation where they find themselves trapped in Copyright Infringement cases made by copyright trolls. These are the entities that go after the companies or entrepreneurs by opportunistically enforcing their copyrights to make money in litigation. They employ the strategies that make it difficult for people to defend against infringement claims. In general, their strategies include the following steps:
•First of all, they amass vast libraries or stockpiles of copyrights on an array of fabric prints, even which they may not be producing or licensing for paid distribution.
•After that, they send out shoppers to find merchandise made of fabric that’s identical or similar to their copyrighted fabrics.
Indeed, even the basic fabric prints, including floral, paisley, geometric, and more, can be subject to infringement lawsuits. Once the copyright trolls find something, they retain Intellectual Property Law Firms to send numerous cease and desist letters and to file lawsuits. Since the litigation is risky and expensive, most companies prefer settling them outside the court rather than fighting in front of the judiciary. ✅ For view source: bit.ly/2QDtQMc
Tourists look through collections of pirated music and software CDs for sale on Khao San Road, the center for backpacking budget travelers in Bangkok, Thailand.
Tourists look through collections of pirated music and software CDs for sale on Khao San Road, the center for backpacking budget travelers in Bangkok, Thailand.
THIS GOT POSTED by DAVID KRAVITS in WIRED MAGAZINE 'S BLOG NETWORK in September '08.
blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/09/orphan-works-co.html
Looks like it didn't help much, since Rep. Conyers is back with another "Open Access" law, H.R. 801, designed to remove free access to scientific research.
If the Orphan Works Act is passed, all of your copyright holdings will be retroactively “orphaned” and lose their associated protections in the USofA. If you want to keep owning your work, you will have to register each image with a Copyright Office in order to regain said protection. In addition, any future work of yours will have to be registered as well. This will cost you a lot more time, hassle and money than emailing or phoning the Congressional sponsors now. SO DO IT!
Text of current U.S. copyright law at:
www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode17/usc_sec_17_00000...
> UPDATE 12/11/2008 and WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT AT www.sellyourtvconceptnow.com/orphan/orphan_works_informat...
The Illustrators’ Partnership of America website explains how this affects you, even if you are not in the us of a, and what you can do to fight it.
www.illustratorspartnership.org/
The US Orphan Works amendment is not an exception to copyright law to permit the archiving and preservation of old, abandoned works. It is a license to infringe contemporary works by living artists worldwide. Its goal is to force these works into private commercial US registries as a condition of protecting copyrights.
Coerced registration violates international copyright law and copyright-related treaties.
IN SOLIDARITY * SOLIDARIDAD
This one is posted under a Creative Commons License, so you can pass the word by passing the pic, if you choose.
A group of technology organizations and companies have recently come forth with support for Google in its Copyright Infringement battle against Oracle. The group, including Mozilla, Medium, Reddit, Cloudera, along with others, filed a joint “friend of the court” brief in which they urged the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) to reverse a Federal Circuit Court’s verdict that Google infringed on Oracle’s copyright to Java API code in its Android Operating system. ✅ For view source: bit.ly/2FWmoWD
Yes, I do know it can happen to everyone and yes, I do know that this is one of the risks of posting things on the Internet, but still: I GET FURIOUS WHEN I SEE THAT MY PHOTOS HAVE BEEN STOLEN!!! A few days ago I discovered this photo of my friendship bracelets on the site howishow.eu. They have stolen it and posted it on their site without my permission!!! To top things off, they claim to "have things on disposal for everyone to use (or download) for their own nonprofit use"!!! So, not only do they steal copyright-protected materials, they incourage the theft to continue!!! I was absolutely furious!!! I tried contacting the page through their contact form, which says: "If you want copyright-protected material removed from our site, please contact us here." Surprise, surprise: the contact form DID NOT WORK. OF COURSE IT WOULD NOT WORK IF THEY STEAL THINGS!!! I'M THEREFORE POSTING THIS WARNING FOR EVERYONE: THIS SITE IS STEALING PHOTOS FROM PEOPLE AN ENCOURAGES THE THEFTS TO CONTINUE!!! BE CAREFUL!!!
How can people be so inconsiderate and steal other people's work?! The evil nature and the lack of conscience of such thieves surprises me every time... It's just sad to see such unimaginative thieves trying to thrive on other people's achievements...
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Tourists look through collections of pirated music and software CDs for sale on Khao San Road, the center for backpacking budget travelers in Bangkok, Thailand.
Since the internet began, people have uploaded and published over a trillion gigabytes of digital content that includes music, games, movies, and much more. The rapid advancements in the digital age and the internet have undoubtedly served content creators and publishers with lots of opportunities to make profits and revenue but along with challenges such as violation of their data online. Indeed, Copyright Infringement is one of the biggest challenges that the digital world faces in the present era.✅ For view source: bit.ly/2Llb6yh
Without any second thoughts, getting into the music industry can nowadays prove to be quite brutal. Initially, you don’t think much about it by enjoying the phase and experiencing your dream job. You spend your time recording, producing, selling music, and getting paid for the same as well. However, after some time, you get to see the ugly face and harsh reality of the music industry, which indeed has cutthroat competition and a lot of mean people looking forward to claiming that you stole their tunes. Copyright Infringement lawsuits, in the present fast-paced society, are something that most of the music producers are accustomed to dealing with, but that doesn’t make them any uncomplicated to handle. Therefore, it is always highly advisable to avoid such complications as much as possible and as soon as possible. Let us now make ourselves familiar with how you can do the same proactively. 👉 ✅ For view source: www.trademarkmaldives.com/blog/effective-ways-of-avoiding...
Rapper Kanye West and Universal Music are seeking to battle against the copyright lawsuit filed earlier this year over the use of a clip at the start of his 2016 track ‘Ultralight Beam’. ✅ For view source: bit.ly/37wySjw
With the advent of the internet that made it possible for online data to flow freely from one part of the globe to another, content creators nowadays can have global audiences. Although the free flow of content has opened countless opportunities for content creators, it many times results in piracy and Copyright Infringement issues. That’s why content creators in the present digital era have a hard time monetizing their content even when they strive to prove ownership of the same. Nevertheless, continuous technological advancements have come up with technology like blockchain that can help creators to monetize their unique content, i.e., Intellectual Property (IP). ✅ For view source: bit.ly/2OIzcVt
England and Wales Intellectual Property Enterprise Court has recently ruled against a pair of cheat developers in association with Epsilon (a former outfit related to GTA games) for infringing on the copyright by coding and selling the software.✅ For view source: www.trademarkmaldives.com/blog/court-rules-against-gta-v-...
Press L to view in Flickr Lightbox. Print size 28ft X 6.5ft
To see this image in original huge size follow this link:
www.flickr.com/photos/davidhollier/5404443231/sizes/o/in/...
Final Pixel count 24,335 x 3,373 @ 240ppi.
Joined 5 full frame images to create this panorama of Scarborough front.
It's a 430meg PSD file. When saved full resolution to JPG is 65 Meg. As flickr limit is 20 Megs I saved down to Quality 8 and uploaded the 9.7 meg image. F22, @30 sec, 105mm, ISO 200. Taken 28th December 2010
The Madras High Court (HC) has agreed to hear on 24th October 2019 a plea by a scriptwriter Amjath Meeran asking to restrain the release of the movie – Bigil on 25th October 2019 alleging that the movie’s writer-director Atlee infringed his copyright.✅ For view source:https://bit.ly/2qfkKuW
The US Supreme Court has quite recently ruled that Georgia, a state located in the southeastern region of the US, can’t claim the Copyright over its annotated code. 👉 ✅ For view source: www.trademarkmaldives.com/blog/the-us-supreme-court-holds...
As it turns out that a lot of SaskTel customers are allegedly involved in internet piracy, the company, since January 2019, has sent out around 30,000 Copyright Infringement notifications to customers, who are accused of engaging in downloading or uploading copyrighted materials.✅ For view source:https://www.trademarkmaldives.com/blog/sasktel-sent-30000-copyright-infringement-notices-to-internet-customers/
Long forgotten Litton Industries' Logo "borrowed" by a popular make-up company.
Stephen Weir Continues To Beat A Dead Horse - Was walking through a mall in Windsor, Ontario yesterday. On our way to a movie and the stores had shut down. Noticed this window display. Took cell picture through the security fence. Looks very much like the Litton Logo of old. Of course the Litton Logo Police long put out to pasture, so, I simply cursed the display for old time sakeg
Have you taken a photograph? Then under Copyright Law of many countries, you own the copyright to that photo. This law is something that affects not just photographers but also those who want to use photos taken or created by someone else. With the ease of taking and sharing images, the concerns related to their unauthorized use have increased much. Hence, comprehending legal rights associated with the photographers and their photographs is more crucial than ever. Let’s have a look at five vital things everyone should know about copyright in photographs. ✅ For view source: bit.ly/2S1cnwD
Back in the day pirating was protected against by making the user input a word from a page in the manual. Where in the USA is Carmen Sandiego used its accompanying encylopedia as the manual you had to look for. Ah, things were so much more protected back in the day... before scanners... when you were screwed when you lost the giant book unless you had a friend you could call.
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