Sobre utilización, fair use y demás para los blogs. Razonamientos. TAMBIÉN INTERESANTE. "I’m extremely grateful for photographers such as Ratcliff who are generous enough to share their work through a Creative Commons license. That doesn’t mean you can do whatever you want with images you come across on flickr that are licensed under Creative Commons. If you’re going to use a Creative Commons image, comply with the license requirements and, if there’s any doubt, try to contact the photographer and ask for clarification. I think Kaminesky is 100 percent correct about the need for people to respect copyright. Don’t steal other people’s work. Just don’t do it because, it’s not only wrong, but with new services, such as TinEye, chances are you’re going to get caught, eventually. You might say, “so what?” Your blog is non-commercial and it would cost someone more to sue you than it’s worth. Well, then you should also look very carefully at the Terms of Services of your web host. Mine, for example, says it has “a policy that provides for termination of websites hosted by Bluehost that are found to infringe on copyrights, trademarks or other intellectual property rights of third parties.” All it takes is one well-founded complaint. I’d be lying if I said I’ve never violated copyright in my 13 years of blogging. These days, I try not to do it, mostly because I’m more aware of the law but also because I’ve put too much work into this blog to risk having it shut down because of my own recklessness."
Posted on: Sat, 06 Jul 2013 22:28:08 +0000
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