skip to main
|
skip to sidebar
Rebecca Tushnet's 43(B)log
False advertising and more
Sunday, September 06, 2009
Flickr changes DMCA policy to preserve metadata
And, vitally, comments on materials that have been taken down,
according to the NYT
. This is full DMCA compliance, just a different way of treating what's left behind. YouTube, are you listening?
No comments:
Post a Comment
Newer Post
Older Post
Home
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Rebecca Tushnet
Rebecca Tushnet
Email subscription
Subscribe
*
indicates required
Email Address
*
ABA Blawg 100
Subscribe To
Posts
Atom
Posts
Comments
Atom
Comments
Subscribe via RSS or LinkedIn
Atom
LinkedIn
RSS 2.0
Use If This Than That (recommended but needs setup)
"Bright young [wo]man"/"Yo, who the F is this?"
Harvard Law School
Mastodon (mostly repost of blog)
My website
Email me
Bluesky
Blog Archive
►
2024
(155)
►
November
(3)
►
October
(16)
►
September
(5)
►
August
(23)
►
July
(17)
►
June
(7)
►
May
(6)
►
April
(13)
►
March
(18)
►
February
(28)
►
January
(19)
►
2023
(243)
►
December
(15)
►
November
(13)
►
October
(17)
►
September
(19)
►
August
(16)
►
July
(18)
►
June
(22)
►
May
(18)
►
April
(26)
►
March
(32)
►
February
(24)
►
January
(23)
►
2022
(223)
►
December
(30)
►
November
(12)
►
October
(11)
►
September
(12)
►
August
(19)
►
July
(11)
►
June
(25)
►
May
(8)
►
April
(23)
►
March
(20)
►
February
(37)
►
January
(15)
►
2021
(260)
►
December
(8)
►
November
(10)
►
October
(41)
►
September
(86)
►
August
(69)
►
July
(2)
►
June
(2)
►
May
(6)
►
April
(12)
►
March
(1)
►
February
(14)
►
January
(9)
►
2020
(220)
►
December
(27)
►
November
(8)
►
October
(17)
►
September
(32)
►
August
(26)
►
July
(12)
►
June
(17)
►
May
(15)
►
April
(13)
►
March
(19)
►
February
(20)
►
January
(14)
►
2019
(289)
►
December
(21)
►
November
(11)
►
October
(20)
►
September
(27)
►
August
(37)
►
July
(21)
►
June
(20)
►
May
(28)
►
April
(39)
►
March
(25)
►
February
(29)
►
January
(11)
►
2018
(225)
►
December
(14)
►
November
(17)
►
October
(12)
►
September
(16)
►
August
(26)
►
July
(12)
►
June
(18)
►
May
(22)
►
April
(29)
►
March
(19)
►
February
(27)
►
January
(13)
►
2017
(334)
►
December
(18)
►
November
(15)
►
October
(21)
►
September
(20)
►
August
(33)
►
July
(21)
►
June
(26)
►
May
(24)
►
April
(36)
►
March
(48)
►
February
(41)
►
January
(31)
►
2016
(402)
►
December
(30)
►
November
(35)
►
October
(35)
►
September
(32)
►
August
(34)
►
July
(22)
►
June
(39)
►
May
(49)
►
April
(31)
►
March
(33)
►
February
(35)
►
January
(27)
►
2015
(446)
►
December
(26)
►
November
(29)
►
October
(37)
►
September
(37)
►
August
(32)
►
July
(37)
►
June
(38)
►
May
(40)
►
April
(51)
►
March
(44)
►
February
(45)
►
January
(30)
►
2014
(518)
►
December
(38)
►
November
(25)
►
October
(29)
►
September
(48)
►
August
(47)
►
July
(38)
►
June
(45)
►
May
(32)
►
April
(48)
►
March
(60)
►
February
(45)
►
January
(63)
►
2013
(572)
►
December
(46)
►
November
(36)
►
October
(37)
►
September
(48)
►
August
(52)
►
July
(38)
►
June
(36)
►
May
(56)
►
April
(59)
►
March
(73)
►
February
(41)
►
January
(50)
►
2012
(598)
►
December
(56)
►
November
(41)
►
October
(48)
►
September
(56)
►
August
(53)
►
July
(62)
►
June
(62)
►
May
(69)
►
April
(45)
►
March
(42)
►
February
(33)
►
January
(31)
►
2011
(430)
►
December
(35)
►
November
(40)
►
October
(39)
►
September
(41)
►
August
(59)
►
July
(36)
►
June
(25)
►
May
(36)
►
April
(40)
►
March
(31)
►
February
(17)
►
January
(31)
►
2010
(312)
►
December
(25)
►
November
(37)
►
October
(16)
►
September
(34)
►
August
(28)
►
July
(19)
►
June
(30)
►
May
(26)
►
April
(35)
►
March
(27)
►
February
(10)
►
January
(25)
▼
2009
(392)
►
December
(25)
►
November
(45)
►
October
(42)
▼
September
(23)
Authenticating Warhol
Rare champerty ruling in false advertising case
TPRC, Intellectual Property Rights and Competition
TPRC 2009: Copyright, DMCA and IPRs
Pro se right of publicity claim proceeds
Press release on lawsuit not false advertising
AT&T false advertising case continues in California
Using a false name to get customers isn't false ad...
Darwin reframed (and defamed?)
Ghostbusting and the First Amendment
Bikemaker cleans its allegedly dirty hands
Libel laws and science journalism
Unauthorized ad uploads to YouTube
Out of joint: duelling supplements denied summary ...
US News rankings and false advertising
Are they made with real Girl Scouts? Cookbook cla...
Rocket pop: Pfizer wins Viagra case
Yahoo!'s use of personal name not confusing as mat...
Dispute fueled by inappropriate tests
Flickr changes DMCA policy to preserve metadata
This is how Hollywood wants user-generated content...
Red and green lights for traffic false advertising...
Not diluting so much as congealing
►
August
(43)
►
July
(39)
►
June
(22)
►
May
(28)
►
April
(37)
►
March
(39)
►
February
(22)
►
January
(27)
►
2008
(359)
►
December
(25)
►
November
(20)
►
October
(34)
►
September
(18)
►
August
(33)
►
July
(29)
►
June
(22)
►
May
(42)
►
April
(41)
►
March
(49)
►
February
(30)
►
January
(16)
►
2007
(380)
►
December
(22)
►
November
(38)
►
October
(50)
►
September
(34)
►
August
(39)
►
July
(32)
►
June
(29)
►
May
(20)
►
April
(23)
►
March
(30)
►
February
(40)
►
January
(23)
►
2006
(336)
►
December
(32)
►
November
(16)
►
October
(34)
►
September
(22)
►
August
(45)
►
July
(34)
►
June
(21)
►
May
(20)
►
April
(11)
►
March
(42)
►
February
(13)
►
January
(46)
►
2005
(50)
►
December
(13)
►
November
(14)
►
October
(1)
►
September
(2)
►
August
(3)
►
July
(2)
►
June
(6)
►
May
(1)
►
April
(1)
►
March
(2)
►
February
(3)
►
January
(2)
►
2004
(14)
►
December
(3)
►
November
(9)
►
October
(2)
►
2003
(9)
►
December
(1)
►
November
(2)
►
October
(1)
►
September
(5)
Labels
1201
(19)
1202
(2)
230
(96)
acpa
(16)
advertising
(283)
antitrust
(49)
arbitration
(3)
art law
(36)
attribution
(28)
b
(1)
blogging
(23)
california
(536)
can-spam
(1)
cfaa
(12)
cfps
(48)
class actions
(277)
cmi
(19)
comics
(37)
commercial speech
(269)
conferences
(917)
consumer protection
(946)
content moderation
(3)
contracts
(100)
copying
(195)
copyright
(1653)
counterfeiting
(1)
creative commons
(12)
cultural property
(10)
cybersquatting
(1)
damages
(159)
dastar
(196)
defamation
(202)
derivative works
(2)
design patent
(57)
dilution
(257)
disclosures
(95)
disparagement
(29)
dmca
(202)
drm
(72)
evidence
(1)
false advertising
(3075)
false association
(12)
false designation of origin
(6)
false endorsement
(13)
fan fiction
(87)
fanworks
(190)
fda
(273)
fees
(35)
first amendment
(442)
ftc
(184)
g
(1)
geographic indications
(43)
go
(1)
google
(89)
insurance
(72)
interviews
(5)
jobs
(2)
jurisdiction
(5)
libraries
(18)
misappropriation
(10)
moral rights
(18)
music
(136)
my lawsuits
(16)
my writings
(113)
net neutrality
(5)
parody
(27)
patent
(224)
patents
(136)
peer production
(27)
preclusion
(1)
preemption
(268)
presentations
(118)
privacy
(113)
procedure
(145)
property
(18)
reading list
(307)
remedies
(275)
right of publicity
(263)
secondary liability
(178)
securities
(8)
standing
(354)
surveys
(106)
teaching
(38)
tortious interference
(114)
trade secrets
(81)
trademark
(2040)
traditional knowledge
(11)
unconscionability
(5)
unfairness
(62)
warranties
(14)
Things I've read
My Library
at
LibraryThing
No comments:
Post a Comment