Yes, really. The content is from a post at the blog of an LA attorney who writes under the pseudonym of Patterico. The post was a letter from embattled Judge Alex Kozinski’s wife, Marcy Tiffany, who was defending her husband from what she calls false accusations by the LA Times.
Now here’s the AP’s story.
A federal [...]
Apparently under the impression that its the only news organization in existence that doesn’t need to follow federal fair use laws, the Associated Press now wants to charge bloggers about $2.50…per word. No, I’m not kidding.
As we wait with bated breath for the Associated Press to come down from the mountain with its own rules [...]
Meet the Bulbcap by MollaSpace. Unlike your typical lampshade, the Bulbcap is directly applied to the lightbulb, leaving some *cough* Gizmodo *cough* to place their minds firmly in the gutter.
Simply pull the “shade” over any typical lightbulb under 40 watts:
and you’ve got a….an….er…..let’s face it, you’ve got a conversation piece.
As a bonus, the Bulbcap is [...]
Lori Drew, a Missouri woman on trial for her alleged role in a teenager’s suicide after she allegedly created a fake MySpace account to taunt the 13-year-old, plead not guilty to conspiracy and other charges in a federal court today.
The trial centers around the October 2006 suicide death of St. Louis area resident Megan Meier, [...]
The blogosphere is rightfully upset over the Associated Press’ sending of notices to a lefty blog to stop using quotes from their articles. They asserted that the use of the content somehow infringed their copyright. TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington wrote:
The stories over the weekend were bad enough - the Associated Press, with a long history of [...]
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