It may not be you it seems. Or so says the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act which received royal assent last week. You probably thought, and until last week the law would have agreed with you, that as the creator of your work you owned it, and that others could not use of profit from the work without permission. The Enterprise and Regulatory Reform act includes changes to UK copyright law that allows anyone to use ‘orphan works’ for commercial or non-commercial use, including sub-licensing them.
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Posterous
Thanks to Guy Kawasaki I just signed up to Posterous. It’s a pretty good idea, the site allows you to email in text, documents, music, images or video which it then posts up onto a blog. What’s more it can then cross post the new blog onto twitter, flickr, wordpress etc. It seems to work […]
Comments in Friendfeed and Fav.or.it
From what I’ve read about Fav.or.it (if anyone has an invitation let me know!) you can write comments within the fav.or.it platform and they are written back to the blog itself. One of the things I like about Friendfeed is the commenting, but quite a lot of feedback and comment on Friendfeed will never be […]
Can I please have my Car added to the Mesh?
I figure it would save me a lot of time burning music to CD’s. In fact while I think of it… I’d like to be able to set all of the options on my car Radio from my laptop while I’m at work. Maybe all the other car settings as well. A silverlight app for […]
Dashwire – Mobile Synchronisation
Spotted a nice new service over over on Jason Langridge’s Blog. Dashwire syncs Windows Mobile (and soon Symbian apparently) phones and PDA’s with a web service. I’ve only just signed up but it looks pretty cool. It runs a client on the device that syncs all your basic phone info (contacts, bookmarks, SMS’s etc) as […]