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Beginning July 1, 2008, the Copyright Office is offering online registration of claims to copyright. Online registration through the electronic Copyright Office (eCO) is the preferred way to register basic claims for literary works; visual arts works; performing arts works, including motion pictures; sound recordings; and single serials. Advantages of online filing include a lower filing fee; the fastest processing time; online status tracking of your claim; secure payment by credit or debit card, electronic check, or Copyright Office deposit account; and the ability to upload certain categories of deposits directly into eCO as electronic files. To register your claim electronically, go to the Copyright Office website at www.copyright.gov and click on the eCO logo.
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via United States Copyright Office @ 20:10 14th Jul
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Online registration through the electronic Copyright Office (eCO) is a way to register basic claims for literary works; visual arts works; performing arts works, including motion pictures; sound recordings; and single serials.
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via Imaging-Info.com @ 8:50 7th Jul
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Washington - The U.S. Copyright Office has announced that it will introduce its new online copyright registration system on Tuesday. In addition to added convenience, the service will offer features including a lower filing fee of $35 for a basic claim; faster processing time; earlier effective date of registration; and online status tracking.
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via Digital Media Wire @ 7:11 1st Jul
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WASHINGTON, DC (Hypebot) – The U.S. government can seldom be called an early adopter and the Copyright Office kept that tradition alive with their slow paper based copyright process. That all finally changes today with eCO and online registration. The new system offers:
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via Encore @ 17:44 7th Jul
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Well, this is just downright disturbing. Jon Healy has a quick summary of a totally unexpected and unnecessary proposed rulemaking from the Copyright Office that could add additional royalties that webcasters would need to pay (on top of the already onerous webcasting rates). Basically, the Copyright Office had been asked to decide on a totally different question concerning royalties back in 2000. That issue isn't even in question any more, as the two sides had already worked out their differences, and the Copyright Office didn't do much to give an official answer on that question anyway.
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via Techdirt @ 16:30 22nd Jul
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Given the fact that copyright has become an unlikely new rallying point for the digital culture wars, you might think that the Copyright Office itself would be the sort of place that's been accepting online submissions for years. You'd be wrong, though.
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via ArsTechnica @ 12:46 30th Jun
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Optus Small Business offers online business development services to small and large scale businesses. The online business solutions provided by Optus Small Business includes services such as web development, domain name registration, web hosting, online marketing and online trade portal development services. Businesses can utilise these web based services for extending their sales market and improving their business growth. The online business development services offered by Optus Small Business help business organisations in enhancing their online visibility. Optus Small Business offers customised development services for a range of internet based products including SiteShop, Managed SharePoint, Promotions Manager and Managed Email Exchange.
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via Infolink @ 12:45 5th Aug
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Shopping is made easy with online malls rearing up their heads. And why not? With the advent of the e-technological age, more and more people are opting for online shopping. The face of online shopping is no different in New Zealand. Type “online shopping, New Zealand” or “online mall, New Zealand” in any of the search engines and hundreds of links are there for you to browse. With more and more people in New Zealand using credit cards, the sitting-at-home shopping, and its fast delivery has increased the number of hits on the online malls. A research states that an increase of 80 percent has been noticed in the last two years in New Zealand, when comparing the number of online shoppers.
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via Articles Bridge @ 0:22 2nd Sep
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SAN DIEGO, July 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Virtual super heroes and villains, it's time to unite online! Sony Online Entertainment LLC (SOE) plans to reveal exciting new details of the online action game DC Universe(TM) Online (DCUO) at this year's Comic-Con International to be held in San Diego from July 24- 27. SOE's plans include a first-ever public demonstration showcasing how DCUO will redefine online action gaming on the PLAYSTATION(R)3 computer entertainment system and the PC. (Photo:
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via Financials.com @ 0:37 23rd Jul
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Omniture, Inc. (NASDAQ: OMTR), a leading provider of online business optimization software, today announced that GameFly.com has selected Omniture Test&Target to improve its users' online video game rental experience and provide quantifiable results from its new online marketing campaigns. GameFly is the leading video game rental service. Consumers sign up online and select the games they want from over 5000 of the latest and classic video games across nine platforms. GameFly will use Omniture Test&Target to analyze online marketing campaigns showcasing GameFly's large selection of video game titles. By testing and measuring the effectiveness of each campaign, GameFly can better understand which content leads to higher customer conversion.
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via Macro World Investor @ 11:42 10th Jul
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Sounds like what you are saying is for example, that the competition in the office suite space is Open Office Vs MS Office Vs pirated MS Office. Those willing to pirate see both Open Office and pirated MS office as "free" alternatives. If we stop piracy, then there is no longer a free MS Office alternative leading them to select Open Office instead.
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via ZDNet @ 18:36 25th Jul
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The Copyright Office is making nonsubstantive housekeeping amendments to its regulations to update them and to correct minor errors. This final rule corrects minor errors identified in the published rules and also makes technical amendments required because of new office designations and other nonsubstantial changes resulting from the business process reengineering initiative that was implemented by the Office in July 2007. (Read further information)
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via United States Copyright Office @ 20:10 14th Jul
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Deep in the bowels of a 250-page Copyright "Office report on a weird, esoteric law, Ars Technica uncovered a tasty little nugget about how Verizon and AT&T might be eligible for some sweet local TV licensing deals for their respective FiOs and U-Verse digital television services. Webcasters, meanwhile, should not be eligible for the same treatment, according to the Copyright Office.
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via Wired News @ 21:17 2nd Jul
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As I have been going around alternately prodding my friends and family to try Linux, or asking them if they thought it would be possible, one thing I have heard repeatedly is that a lot of people use Microsoft Office and are concerned about their Office documents on Linux. I should also mention that a lot of them are very angry that Microsoft has changed the default document format in Office 2007 (again), such that it is incompatible with previous Office versions. Yes, of course, I know there are converters and such, but it's just one more thing for users to have to worry about - and in general they aren't confronted with it, or sometimes even aware of it, until they send a critical document to a colleague and discover that the colleague can't open it.
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via ZDNet UK @ 13:12 15th Aug
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(PRWEB) July 12, 2008 -- New California website SeoGoldSoftware.com today announced the release of SEO Online Gold Prospecting Software, the first online marketing software to truly give online marketing professionals an easy way to mine for potential clients who actually need online marketing services.
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via PR-USA.net @ 6:41 14th Jul
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In late 2006, the UK government received an evaluation of the country's legal landscape, as it pertained to copyright and intellectual property. That analysis, termed the Gower Report, after the head of the committee that produced it, included specific recommendations for modernizing the nation's copyright laws and their enforcement. Now, the UK Intellectual Property Office is soliciting public comment on changes that will implement one of the recommendations of the report, which suggested rationalizing the recommended sentences for those convicted of copyright infringement.
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via ArsTechnica @ 19:32 15th Aug
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When the "Gowers Report" on copyright first came out in the UK, we pointed out that it had a lot of bad ideas included. The one good point was that copyright length shouldn't be extended any more. So, now that the UK is planning to ignore that one good suggestion, it's moving forward with plans to implement the bad suggestions in the report -- such as increasing the fines for online copyright infringement by 10x. To be fair, this is focused just on "commercial-scale" copying where someone is profiting from the infringement. But, given how the recording industry works, how long until they look for ways to expand that definition or increase the fines for "personal copying" to keep them "more aligned" with the fines for commercial copying?
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via Techdirt @ 11:34 15th Aug
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Microsoft Office Live Workspace is a free online service currently in the beta phase (see our first-look post). The website allows users to upload, share, and collaborate on documents but still requires the Microsoft Office client software to perform any substantial editing. Office Live Workspace 1.2 has been recently released, and although it is a web service, the new version requires users to install an update on their computers. The Office Live Update 1.2 installer, which automatically detects and installs necessary updates on a PC, includes the following:
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via ArsTechnica @ 22:06 14th Aug
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While not enough people recognize it, the real purpose of copyright law is to provide an incentive for the creation of more content. The government felt that there was a market failure, where not enough "content" would be produced without a limited monopoly, and thus, copyright was born. However, that happened back in the day when creating content wasn't easy. You pretty much had to go through a professional process. These days, thanks to new technologies, creating content is exceptionally easy -- and thus, a big part of the very basis for copyright no longer makes sense. We're drowning in content -- and it's not because of the "incentive" of copyright. There are plenty of incentives for creating content these days and very few have anything to do with copyright.
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via Techdirt @ 5:36 9th Aug
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Eigen Text Provides Online Searchers a Human Maintained and Managed Search Site - While the major search engines have gained a tremendous amount of attention, there are still many online users who prefer human managed and maintained information sites. Why? When trusted online users upload and maintain information for online searches, many web users feel more confident in the results of their searches. EigenText.org provides regular free submissions to online users, allowing individuals to submit their websites freely. Also, there are paid listing options, which can assist businesses to develop page ranking on the site.
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via Business Portal 24 @ 11:18 19th Jul
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- The worldwide online video market is experiencing dramatic growth, reports In-Stat. Worldwide online video revenue is expected to eclipse US$4.5 billion by 2012, up from $1.2 billion in 2008, the high-tech market research firm says. Purchased/rented videos are expected to offer the most robust growth for online video in the near term, in large part due to an increase in subscription services such as Netflix, which charges a flat monthly fee to deliver an optimal combination of packaged goods and online content that can be viewed on home TV sets. Ad-supported professional video from major TV networks will become a strong revenue contributor by 2012.“What is now seen as a predominantly younger pastime will spread to encompass a wider group of people, in part due to the aging of current online video viewers, but also a
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via Telecom Direct @ 15:31 14th Aug
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Sending gifts to near and dear ones, has never been easier. The online retail giant Infibeam.com launches its new online gifts store. Cakes, Sweets, Chocolates, Combos and Exquisite Bouquets are the categories of gifts available. Visitors can just sit back and browse through the categories of these solicitously assorted gifts and click to avail the advantage of buying gifts online and presenting it to loved ones. The launch of the online Gift store by Infibeam.com has paved way for easy online purchase of gifts.
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via PR-USA.net @ 14:55 30th Jul
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