Illumination II
Sometimes the fastest way to illumination is to look back to see what you may have missed on your journey. In that light for your holiday weekend reading I thought I’d repost links to my most popular articles on Copyright. Since I originally posted these articles to my blog, my readership has grown quite [...]
Posted by Jim on 11.24.2009 at 2:04 am// Tagged: California, Fine Art, Landscape, Locations, Nature, Photography, Stock Photo , Copyright, Photography, Stock Photos
The 31st episode, a special edition, of EXIF and Beyond has been released (duration 13:41 min.)
This special edition of EXIF and Beyond features an interview with Lucinda Dugger, Director of Outreach and Field Initiatives for the Copyright Alliance. Discussed is the on going initiative for creatives of all type to sign a letter to the President of [...]
Posted by Jim on 11.06.2009 at 12:00 am// Tagged: Copyright, EXIF and Beyond, News & Current Events, Photography, Podcast , Copyright, EXIF and Beyond, Photography, Podcast
The answer…
Submit a DVD full of your photos to the Library of Congress through the U.S. Postal Service.
Today I received a letter from the United States Copyright Office that a relatively recent copyright filing could not be processed because the U.S. Postal Service irradiated my U.S. Priority Mail envelope containing a letter and DVD to [...]
Posted by Jim on 07.13.2009 at 8:52 pm// Tagged: Copyright, Photography , Copyright, Photography
After attending the getMETAsmart event in San Francisco last week I became curious how photographers who read my blog and/or follow me on Twitter use it. To be honest I’d be even more curious how photo buyers or stock agents actually use metadata on a daily basis, but that will have to wait for [...]
Posted by Jim on 06.25.2009 at 12:50 pm// Tagged: Photography, Software, Technology, Web , Copyright, Metadata, Photography, Workflow
Last week I put a good amount of miles behind me driving a Hybrid Toyota Camry across the Mid & Northwest which for all intents and purposes could have also doubled as an oasis of silence, shielding me from the constant flow of information that we are all bombarded with on a constant basis through [...]
Posted by Jim on 06.16.2009 at 11:23 am// Tagged: Copyright, Photography, Social Media, Technology, Web , Copyright, Photography, Social Media
Technically I’m supposed to be unplugged for the next week as I travel, but I am reconnecting to relay two incredibly important things that require your attention.
First I urge you to subscribe to a new & free online resource TOSBack.org, courtesy of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). This site tracks the Terms of Service of [...]
Posted by Jim on 06.06.2009 at 4:55 am// Tagged: Copyright, News & Current Events, Photography, Social Media, Technology, Web , Conservation, Copyright, Photography
With a better understanding of My Journey with Photography Watermarks and how the Evolution of a Watermark has factored into my online marketing, I wanted to share how these efforts have translated in my reaching new audiences and generated new client opportunities.
Effort and Reward of Watermarking
No doubt many after reading my first to articles on the topic [...]
Posted by Jim on 02.25.2009 at 3:52 am// Tagged: Copyright, Photography , Copyright, Photography
For those that took an interest in my earlier post regarding Facebook’s revised Terms of Use “Facebook’s Terms of Use: From Bad to Beyond Worse“, news is just now coming out that Facebook has reverted to an older version of their Terms of Use dated September 23, 2008. Another notable development is that Facebook has [...]
Posted by Jim on 02.18.2009 at 3:46 am// Tagged: Copyright, News & Current Events, Photography, Technology, Web , Copyright, Facebook