It was a hauntingly beautiful spring day in Clifton, yesterday.
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Originally posted 2007-07-25 01:01:52. Republished by Old Post PromoterBoing Boing reports that the English have done something impossible in our own country: Turned back an effort to extend copyright for, all practical purposes, ever — 95 years: This is the first time that I know of, in the history of the world, that [...] […]
I’ve been known to sound the alarm about the rush to register trademarks, and all the more so to register anticipated trademarks. I argue that — oh, forget it, even I’m tired of saying this over and over again. Here’s what I said, one of the times I said it: For well over nine out [...] […]
But can you, really, dance to it? Alan Wexelblat says yes, but the copyright part? Some pretty complicated steps: I think that modern dance music, particularly the mash-up [based on DJs who use various technologies such as turntables, mixers, and effects boxes to produce sounds using two or more original recordings], is one of the most [...] […]
April 14th, 2008 at 6:04 pm
Isn’t Spring great like that? I love that kind of light that makes the colors glow against a gray sky.