Did you listen? RAIN Talk Radio Copyright
Were you in the chat room?
What did you get out of it?
Did it scare you?
I listened a couple of hours after it was recorded. I read Copyright Laws and You - Here's All You'll EVER Need To Know and meant to listen to the R.A.I.N. radio show live but forgot about it. Should have put it on my calendar! I don't really have the patience to listen to something like that, but I listened to it.... while I did other things on the computer.
At the bottom of Brad's post there is a list of things covered in the 1.5 hours, jokes, recipes, images, snippets, fair use, Youtube, screenshots, maps (don't steal Lenn's maps!) and more.... Practical info about practically everything we puzzle over here?
The radio show has made me puzzle a bit over reblogging. This post is not rebloggable. I have to give reblogging some more thought.
I have known Lenn for years and have learned a lot about copyright from "listening" to her first on RealTalk (or was it Real Talk? it's been so long) and then on ActiveRain about copyright. The copyright conversations on RealTalk were really pretty boring to me back then. They did not apply to me then. Or did they? I never thought I would use the info much. Mostly what I got out of the conversations on RealTalk were, "don't steal Lenn's maps."
What I got out of listening to R. A. I. N. Radio about copyright:
- My blogs are commercial. Really? Really.
- Copyright - eCo online sytem
- Fair Use Not new to me but something I have to read and reread to understand.
- Be afraid... be very afraid, or read the Terms of Use.... duh
- Hire an attorney.
All you ever need to know, huh?
I doubt the hard core "copy and pasters", or plagiarists took the 1.5 hours to listen to the radio show. I think it had valuable info for people who are new to blogging. And some of us that are older bloggers. In blog years of course.
Photo credit : Yeah I could have grabbed a camera and taken my own picture of my own radio.... but I don't want to. You may want to. The photo above is Old Dusty Radio by Mark Sebastion, posted to Flikr. mark sebastian's photostream How did I know I could use it? Creative Commons License and not just a Creative Commons License but licensed for commercial use. This is commercial, see #1 above.
Jeff Turner and other ActiveRain members have done some great tutorials about using Flickr to share, use search to find info about Flickr on ActiveRain, not all pictures on Flickr can be shared. Kathy McGraw has a new group for sharing photos on ActiveRain. Blog Photos: How to use images from the Internet and not get sued hmmmm.
Gee is my screen capture violating Flickr's copyright?
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