If you blog, post photos to Flickr, make web videos, or upload any other kind of self-made media to the web, you could be sued for copyright infringement – though maybe not in the way you would think.
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From the category archives:
Law
Garr Reynolds from Presentation Zen (Yes, I read a blog about presentations. Big deal. It’s interesting, OK?) posted about a TED Talks presentation by Larry Lessig, a Stanford Law professor and authority on copyright issues. I’ve embedded the TED Talks video below:
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Been listening to this one a lot, pretty much the whole way through.
This novel was published after the Chilean-Mexican author's death, and I'm not even sure if it was entirely finished or not. It is broken up into five parts which, while connected, stand pretty much on there own. I have not yet made it to the grim part about the murders of hundreds of women in Mexico, so I have so far found it enjoyable and even funny despite some dark underpinnings. It's had a ton of critical praise, and I like it much more than my last foray into the violent novel genre: Blood Meridian.