Hootsuite
FEBRUARY 24, 2020
From Attribution Noncommercial-No Derivative Works licenses to “fair use,” there’s a lot to unpack. What is fair use? Fair use is an exception to the rule when it comes to copyright. It pertains to specific cases when copyright-protected works can be used without permission. Have more questions?
Convince & Convert
JULY 21, 2010
How to avoid a social-media lawsuit [link] [link] Evans Media Group RT @jaybaer Protecting Yourself From Social Media Lawsuits [link] [link] Dea Surjadi Good points RT @Ad_Chickadee: How to avoid a social-media lawsuit [link] [link] Joseph Manna Not necessarily; fair use still applies. Now if importing a feed of content (e.g.
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Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
You can find numerous examples of this on the net, like the What is Fair Use? Alternately, you can just subscribe to a "best of" RSS feed here. Extra extra credit would be the use of Yahoo! Pipes as part of your OPML to algorithmically pre-process a bunch of feeds. (I think theyve got it!). Congratulations!
Viper Chill
FEBRUARY 17, 2014
This is essentially because Facebook have limited how much content from brands will show up in a users news feed. Almost anyone I talk to in the business world thinks of business insider as the Buzz Feed of tech blogging. Companies like Time Magazine and The Huffington Post know whether they can use images from other websites or not.
Laurel Papworth
OCTOBER 22, 2011
Not that I have any say in it – Fair use laws and my Creative Commons licence ensure that my content is free to roam the ‘net as long as it is not sold. Finding a way to double dip, a second revenue, by charging the product for feeding them back their own stories is traditional but not sustainable.
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