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I Read A Book: Cutting Across Media: Appropriation Art, Interventionist Collage, and Copyright Law
Cutting Across Media: Appropriation Art, Interventionist Collage, and Copyright Law, edited by Kembrew McLeod & Rudolph Kuenzli, is a variety of essays (including photo essays) collected from the … more →
The Learned Fangirl
Time To Get Serious about Measuring the Performance of Social Media Investments?
wrote 1 week ago: Customer Decision Journey Written by Dean Bedard, Partner at eSage Group Over the last several years … more →
Curation - in Need of a Cure?
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wrote 1 week ago: Photo from New Exhibit! Native American Cultural Objects at the CHP – Contributed by Francisca … more →
Attribution is accuracy
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wrote 2 weeks ago: One of the less exciting but even less avoidable parts of my work as a journalist and a citizen of t … more →
When things just are.
wrote 3 weeks ago: Good job. Bad dog. Good luck. Bad day. Good morning. Why do we always feel the need to qualify every … more →
Google’s Hottest Measures to Drive the Consumer to You
wrote 3 weeks ago: By ADMA Today most business’ products and prices are readily available on the web. For marketers, it … more →
Flickr and Pinterest
wrote 3 weeks ago: There has been some controversy surrounding the use of Flickr photos on Pinterest. Through this part … more →
Flickr and Pinterest have awesome attribution news for you...
wrote 3 weeks ago: Oooh – this afternoon Flickr and Pinterest launched a Pinterest button to sit within Flickr … more →
Pinterest Debuts New Copyright Attribution with Flickr, Behance, and More
wrote 3 weeks ago: Pinterest has had a rocky relationship with Flickr from the start, but the two image-sharing service … more →
Have you heard the one about the Israeli conflict resolution expert and the trade union?
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Conflict is complex. No doubt about it. One of its complexities is the way it can quickly turn in … more →
Who are you to judge?
wrote 3 weeks ago: look at this picture.. what if I told you he was black? What are the first assumptions that come to … more →
Pinterest's ethical responsiblity
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wrote 4 weeks ago: The issue of Pinterest and copyright infringement has been a hot topic lately. Those in the know ar … more →
My cooking style and the origins of my recipes
wrote 4 weeks ago: I suppose my cooking style is fairly homely – I like making the classics such as lasagne, cott … more →
Where Credit's Due
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wrote 1 month ago: With so much excellent writing accessible online, it’s easy to find inspiration for new posts … more →
What Should Be Considered Recipe Plagiarism?
wrote 1 month ago: Hello darlings, As I become more entrenched in the food world, certain issues have come to light tha … more →
Are you making the most of your company’s ‘software layer’?
wrote 1 month ago: Interesting way to think about an organization. I definitely agree that the software layer is becomi … more →
Funny analogies of wrong attribution models
wrote 1 month ago: Few topics are near and dear to my heart as Attribution Modeling is. I first bumped into it a more … more →
It's Exhausting, Vigilance
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wrote 1 month ago: Despite its questionable attribution and word order, “The price of liberty is eternal vigilanc … more →
Citing Multimedia in Projects and Presentations
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wrote 1 month ago: The in-text citation process in writing has been very streamlined for a while now with clear styles … more →
The Curator's Code via The Curator's Code (pun intended, har-har)
wrote 1 month ago: The Curator’s Code is a project created by Brainpickings’ founder, Maria Popova and othe … more →
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