links for 2006-10-21
Saturday, 21 October 2006, 17:22
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The organisation that won a Belgian ruling against Google and is negotiating with Microsoft’s MSN will take action against Yahoo! as soon as it has the time, its head has said.
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The Belgian Google ruling “struck at the heart of the Web 2.0 assumption that it’s perfectly all right to profit from another company’s content without permission and without payment.”
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Journalism student Will Dean examines the claim that the reason the Express sacked its trainees was that Northern & Shell wants to concentrate on its online strategy.
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The £35m annual cost of FoI provides public oversight of the myriad “bungling, spendthrift projects” that waste far more public money, says Heather Brooke.
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Kevin Anderson: is “really uncomfortable with this obsession with this almost divine right that some journalists feel in setting the agenda and determining what is important”
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Even the most feted of journalism awards have their problems, it seems. Four papers increasingly dominate America’s top journalism gongs.
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Lord Campbell-Savours used Parliamentary privilege to name a woman claiming to be rape victim. But that would be illegal for anyone else to report…
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A response to Charles Cooper: “What if Google’s indexing actually makes a work more valuable, as appears to be the case? Does that still count as theft and immoral activity Charles?”
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This week, there have been a libel case and a copyright case in which claimants have pursued individual users of community web sites rather than the sites’ publishers.
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