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Web limit on police 'naming and shaming' of criminals
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| Police forces that "name and shame"
| criminals must remove the details from
| websites after a month, new rules say.
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| Criminals' details such as name, age, where
| they are from and their offence, should be
| published routinely on police websites, the
| Ministry of Justice said.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8392012.stm
Newspapers Arenât Aged News â Theyâre TiVoed News, The iPods Of News!
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| Like many, I got a laugh out of the Daily
| Show piece earlier this year poking fun at
| the New York Times for selling âaged news.â
| But a talk I heard by Kevin Marks this
| summer made me realize that newspapers
| donât push aged news. They push TiVoed
| news, or recorded news or stored news. Call
| it what you want, thinking of newspapers as
| efficient storage devices, rather than
| being out-of-date, might increase their
| respect these days and potentially, their
| value.
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http://daggle.com/newspapers-aged-news-tivoed-news-1527
Anti-Piracy Group To DRM Breaker: OK To Break The Law
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| A consumer who reported himself to an anti-
| piracy group to try to force a change in
| copyright law has finally received a
| response. Denmarkâs Antipiratgruppen
| acknowledges that the man broke the law
| when he circumvented DRM, but have told him
| that since it was for personal use with no
| further distribution, there is no desire to
| sue him.
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http://torrentfreak.com/o-break-the-law-091203/
Recent:
Newspaper epitaph: âWho else is doing it?â
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| But innovation is a dirty word at
| newspapers. When confronted with a
| potentially game-changing idea, the first
| question publishers always ask is, âWho
| else is doing it?â That phrase could well
| stand as the industryâs epitaph.
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http://newsosaur.blogspot.com/2009/11/newspaper-epitaph-who-else-is-doing-it.html
A Look At All The Sites Owned By Rupert Murdoch That 'Steal' Content
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| As Rupert Murdoch talks about how he wants
| to cut off Google, while claiming that
| aggregator sites are "parasites" and
| "stealing" from him -- and that fair use
| would likely be barred by the courts, it
| seemed like a good time to examine at least
| some of the sites that are owned by Rupert
| Murdoch that appear to aggregate content
| from other sites and which rely on the very
| same fair use argument. We've mentioned a
| few in the past, but figured it wouldn't
| hurt to explore them more thoroughly.
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http://techdirt.com/articles/20091111/0049546883.shtml
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