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Listen careful to the copyright notice on this football broadcast... You can't share your "account" this game without the NFL's consent.
What ever happened to "fair use?"
Check out Defend Fair Use, which is backed by the biggest software companies (Google, Microsoft, etc.). Here's part of a complaint they filed with the FTC:
Every time an American consumer opens a book, plays a DVD, or watches a wide range of broadcast programs he or she is confronted by strong language warning of what they are not allowed to do with that product. By design or effect, many of these warnings are misleading and harmful to millions of American consumers, customers, and businesses. These ubiquitous statements often include gross misrepresentations of federal law and characterize as unlawful acts that are explicitly permitted by law. Many such warnings forbid unauthorized copying and sharing of any part of their works, even when such copying or sharing is fair use and is permitted by law and in fact by the Constitution itself.
via TechCrunch.
"In the most earth-shattering shakeup of the newspaper box industry since the 2006 introduction of the giant newspaper dispensers, new machines at the Silver Spring Metro accept credit cards.
system messages:
mtv style title bumpers, are my fav part
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yesterday leslie, nick and I went to BarCampDC at Fleishman Hillards offices. If you dont know what barcamp is.. it is an unconference about technology and web development.. basically we had dcs tech community out in full force teaching and networking with everyone.. I presented a session on user experience to a packed room of people with Samantha Warren. I interviewed her when I was at OgilvyPR and she is now on my old team. Cindy Li my new scrapblog partner in crime, Martin and Alex from Nclud, Justin Thorp, Viget Labs and the rest of the social media club were in attendance.
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