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Copyright Infringement on the Web |
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Written by John Dozier
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Friday, 26 January 2007 |
Copyright Infringement: What If Someone Is Stealing From You?
Here's a snippet from the full article:
"As attorneys specializing in the litigation of Internet disputes, not a
day goes by that we do not hear about a small online business getting
ripped off through the theft of online content. Sometimes the property
taken is a website or part of a website. Other times it is certain code
or an e-book. But whenever it happens, you can be sure of one thing: It
has value to the thief. Perhaps the perpetrator is a programmer taking
a lazy “short-cut,” or someone looking to benefit from your optimized
site by getting a more favorable indexed position on a major search
engine. Of course, the most common type of infringer is one who tries
to take your business away from you by using your own property. Let’s
walk through a process you should implement in order to assess what
your next step should be when you learn that your valuable content or
property has been stolen."
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