01/11/2012

Is Your Content Being Stolen? A DCMA Takedown Notice Is the Answer http://ping.fm/cHFqr
Jan 11, 2012 3:45:38 PM

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Is Your Content Being Stolen? A DCMA Takedown Notice Is the Answer Copyright infringement is an unfortunate issue many internet marketers are encountering, often on a daily basis. Unscrupulous thieves seem to view someone else’s published content as fair game to copy; heck, I went through a long, unpleasant correspondence with one guy who flat out insisted, once i published my writing on the internet, it became public property for anyone to copy at will, without permission or attribution. There are also a lot of software programs out there to scrape content from article directories, websites etc., and automatically republish it on “autoblogs.” http://ping.fm/USpLv