But I have to say I'm disappointed the AP is not pursueing the guys who made that Elian parody. No matter how much it sucks, copyright law is a reality. I know it's a totaly face in the Microsoft case as we saw last week, but as a writer and photographer, I know I woulndn't want something I did to be illegally picked up and distributed 350,000 times without at least giving me a credit line.
The AP got alot of bad press over that and they didn't deserve it. I deal with the AP every day. They're inexpensive, easy to deal with, and a hell of alot more friendly than Corbis, (owned by Bill G.) If the guys who made the parody would have just contacted the AP and paid the fee, none of this would have happened. I bet it would have cost less than $250.
What's more is that pic was easily a pulitzer candidate, but now that it's been the but of every possible joke, there's no way the photographer will get it.
someone is taking advantage of the new economies available to publishers of short-run books. Hopefully we'll see more audience-specified works in the future.
tcd004
Here are my Microsoft and AICN parodies, where are yours?
some technologies like nanotech, and AI will have to be as closely guarded as "the bomb." They'll be factors that determine the super-powers of the future, (along with biotech.)
Imagine what a well-trained terrorist group could do with nanotechnology.
We need a new name for tech that's slapped together for a trade show, looks great on stage, but won't hit consumers hands for at least a year. How about nearhereware?
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They're using the Steve Jobs model of Supply and demand.
That INTERNET II is going to make the web a purely commercial marketplace?
Let me explain. Right now any Joe Schmoe can put up a web site, and have the potential to serve 100,000 pages a day. When INTERNET II comes along, we'll all be competing with expanded rich multimedia content, FMV, etc... that only large corporations have the ability to do right. HTML won't cut it anymore.
Will this kill the nature of the internet as we know it?
Fewer screwups? You really think a competetive price-per-pound marketplace, with...say 15-20 corporations all racing to be the first to put thier flag on Asteriod 37-D is going to have fewer screwups than the Gov?
I'll bet we're looking at somethign simialr to the industiral revolution in space. Corporations will exploit the fuzzyness of space-law for profit, and people will be the ones who suffer.
The AP got alot of bad press over that and they didn't deserve it. I deal with the AP every day. They're inexpensive, easy to deal with, and a hell of alot more friendly than Corbis, (owned by Bill G.) If the guys who made the parody would have just contacted the AP and paid the fee, none of this would have happened. I bet it would have cost less than $250.
What's more is that pic was easily a pulitzer candidate, but now that it's been the but of every possible joke, there's no way the photographer will get it.
tcd004
Here are my
Microsoft and AICN parodies, where are yours?
tcd004
Here are my Microsoft and AICN parodies, where are yours?
hmmmm
seems to me that would be about like crossing the proton streams. you know, dogs and cats, living together...
tcd004
Here are my
Microsoft and AICN parodies, where are yours?
too bad they weren't moderated up.
tcd004
Here are my AICN and Microsoft parodies, where are yours?
I wonder how many peoplehours go into running slashdot each week?
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft Parody, where's yours?
Imagine what a well-trained terrorist group could do with nanotechnology.
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft Parody, where's yours?
nearware?
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft Parody, where's yours?
Gates: Who?
Assistant: Chaney, you know, the guy who saved hotmail for us?
Gates:Michael who?
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft Parody, where's yours?
tcd004
apparently never dealt with NSI.
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They're using the Steve Jobs model of Supply and demand.
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft parody,, where's yours?
Let me explain. Right now any Joe Schmoe can put up a web site, and have the potential to serve 100,000 pages a day. When INTERNET II comes along, we'll all be competing with expanded rich multimedia content, FMV, etc... that only large corporations have the ability to do right. HTML won't cut it anymore.
Will this kill the nature of the internet as we know it?
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft parody, where's yours?
You're the man.
tcd004
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft parody, where's yours?
I'll bet we're looking at somethign simialr to the industiral revolution in space. Corporations will exploit the fuzzyness of space-law for profit, and people will be the ones who suffer.
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft parody, where's yours?
I heard about a company who plans to blast people's ashes to the moon, for $12,000 per pop.
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft parody , where's yours?
I think I'll make a list of everyone's name who visits this site and sue!
tcd004
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft parody , where's yours?
tcd004
Here's my Microsoft parody . Where's yours?
tcd004
tcd004 Look, A Microsoft Parody!
Of course we true make users know Mhz doesnt mean anything.
tcd004
Why not a Pentium III, since you could get more monedy from it. In otherwords, why make counterfit $1 bills, if you could make $20's? tcd004
Too bad they don't have direct jurisdiction over patent law. (at least not to my knowledge.)
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