I am taking an (extended) break from my law revision to write a blog about something that appeared in my twitter feed this morning.
Thinking about it, this blog concerns Creative Commons and copyright so I guess it is kind of connected to my revision anyway!
Remixing bands own songs with Creative Commons
Labels: creative commons , itunes lp , the everybody , topspin media
Creative Commons in action
I found an article on copying, sharing and reusing material obtained on the internet. I find this area of media law quite interesting so I decided to re-blog it for you.
Creative Commons: Fair to share?
Labels: copyright , creative commons , media law , popcult
How to avoid image copyright issues
I stumbled across a very simple and quick way to make sure you avoid any copyright issues when it comes to uploading any images to your blog posts.
Step 1 - Once on 'Google Images' click on 'Advanced Image Search'
Step 2 - When the screen has loaded you will need to change the 'Usage Rights' drop down menu to read 'labeled for reuse'
Now when you search for the image you want, Google will only bring up pictures that can be used by anyone.
There are also other options, for example, if you require a picture that you wish to modify in any way.
Please note: You still may have to attribute photos to their original source even if they are labeled for use by anyone. This is important to remember!
Labels: copyright , creative commons , google , how to

