Tag: copyright

NYT tech editor Jeong sticking copyright criticism where it doesn’t belong.

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Holy whiplash segues, Batman.  There I was reading a perfectly interesting article by Sarah Jeong on the potential hazards of selling one’s personal data, when […]

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Copyright, Law & Policy

Public Knowledge wants to solve the misinformation problem? That’s adorable.

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On Tuesday, Meredith Filak Rose of Public Knowledge posted a blog suggesting that a solution to rampant misinformation is to “bring libraries online.” Not surprisingly, she […]

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Copyright, Digital Culture
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Is “Machine Learning” Copying or Reading?

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I recently attended a round-table discussion on the subject of artificial intelligence and copyright.  The first of several engaging topics I thought warranted a post […]

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Copyright, Digital Culture

The Internet is Not (and never was) Paradise

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I was reading an editorial the other day written by Stephen Witt for NPR shortly after the passing of John Parry Barlow in 2018; and […]

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Digital Culture, Law & Policy

Might As Well Be Bots

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So, I don’t engage very often via Twitter, but once in a while, I respond to something that catches my attention and then usually regret […]

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Copyright, Digital Culture, Law & Policy
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