http://brendanwenzel.net/bloggers-need-to-stop-stealing-and-start-asking/ Finding Money for Clients Through Smart Marketing Tue, 31 Jan 2012 14:40:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://brendanwenzel.net/bloggers-need-to-stop-stealing-and-start-asking/#comment-3057 12 Must Have Wordpress Plug-ins | Whos Chris Hughes.com | Social Media Strategist Fri, 15 Oct 2010 20:26:51 +0000 http://brendanwenzel.net/?p=840#comment-3057 [...] This tool is great. I love using pictures in my posts and it allows me to use flikr images without breaking any copyright codes and stuff like that. You want to be safe with using images on your blog and my buddy Brendan Wenzel wrote an excellent post about this at Bloggers Need to Stop Stealing and Start Asking [...] [...] This tool is great. I love using pictures in my posts and it allows me to use flikr images without breaking any copyright codes and stuff like that. You want to be safe with using images on your blog and my buddy Brendan Wenzel wrote an excellent post about this at Bloggers Need to Stop Stealing and Start Asking [...]

]]> http://brendanwenzel.net/bloggers-need-to-stop-stealing-and-start-asking/#comment-1822 Melissa Stanford Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:11:18 +0000 http://brendanwenzel.net/?p=840#comment-1822 Definitely it's content theft at best, copyright theft at worst. Unfortunately, enforcing copyright law is tedious. Especially in the case of images. Even if right click - save is disabled, you can always use screen capture to obtain it. And while screen capture can result in lower quality, someone who wants to obtain an image badly enough to resort to theft probably has the skills to restore some of that quality. Definitely it's content theft at best, copyright theft at worst. Unfortunately, enforcing copyright law is tedious. Especially in the case of images. Even if right click – save is disabled, you can always use screen capture to obtain it. And while screen capture can result in lower quality, someone who wants to obtain an image badly enough to resort to theft probably has the skills to restore some of that quality.

]]> http://brendanwenzel.net/bloggers-need-to-stop-stealing-and-start-asking/#comment-1633 Melissa Mon, 01 Mar 2010 10:11:18 +0000 http://brendanwenzel.net/?p=840#comment-1633 Definitely it's content theft at best, copyright theft at worst. Unfortunately, enforcing copyright law is tedious. Especially in the case of images. Even if right click - save is disabled, you can always use screen capture to obtain it. And while screen capture can result in lower quality, someone who wants to obtain an image badly enough to resort to theft probably has the skills to restore some of that quality. Definitely it's content theft at best, copyright theft at worst. Unfortunately, enforcing copyright law is tedious. Especially in the case of images. Even if right click – save is disabled, you can always use screen capture to obtain it. And while screen capture can result in lower quality, someone who wants to obtain an image badly enough to resort to theft probably has the skills to restore some of that quality.

]]> http://brendanwenzel.net/bloggers-need-to-stop-stealing-and-start-asking/#comment-1632 Walter Tue, 23 Feb 2010 06:15:37 +0000 http://brendanwenzel.net/?p=840#comment-1632 It's definitely wrong to use images from Google without asking permission from the owner. Such is an unethical gesture that will give negative feedback to you and your work. :-) It's definitely wrong to use images from Google without asking permission from the owner. Such is an unethical gesture that will give negative feedback to you and your work.

]]> http://brendanwenzel.net/bloggers-need-to-stop-stealing-and-start-asking/#comment-1947 ✔ Emmanuel Inyang Sun, 21 Feb 2010 05:06:51 +0000 http://brendanwenzel.net/?p=840#comment-1947 <span class="topsy_trackback_comment"><span class="topsy_twitter_username"><span class="topsy_trackback_content">RT @brendanwenzel: Great conversation going on about whether content thieves. http://tinyurl.com/yl9qpzh</span></span> RT @brendanwenzel: Great conversation going on about whether content thieves. http://tinyurl.com/yl9qpzh

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