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To: mnehring

It would not be difficult to blackhole the Journal-Review.

For example, Google could just remove it from their searches. “We don’t want to infringe your copyright! What, no readers can find you now? Well, that’s not our problem...”


8 posted on 01/13/2011 11:54:20 AM PST by proxy_user
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To: proxy_user
So far, the only definitive ruling is one that went against Righthaven when a judge found a Las Vegas real estate agent was protected by the fair use doctrine in posting part of a Review-Journal story on his website.

We need to know why this agent was protected and how we can utilize that.

13 posted on 01/13/2011 11:58:11 AM PST by Netizen
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To: proxy_user

** “We don’t want to infringe your copyright! What, no readers can find you now? Well, that’s not our problem...” **

works for me ... I won’t even click a link from LVRJ.. I’d rather accept a link from National Enquirer before these idiots.


19 posted on 01/13/2011 12:10:41 PM PST by gwilhelm56 (NY... Can't afford to Live Here... Can't Afford to LEAVE!!)
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