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The Cooks Source Copyright Outrage: Not the Norm

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One of the hottest Internet memes last week was the story of how blogger Monica Gaudio complained to a print magazine, Cooks Source , that it had used her work without permission and got told that, really, she should be grateful to have it stolen. Now it will work well for your portfolio. institution.

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Why Aggregation Is Not Distasteful

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More likely the writer was thinking not of legitimate republication, but collecting and reprinting entire articles without permission or payment. Except perhaps among library scientists, they were never best sellers, but neither were they distasteful. It’s honest work that benefits readers and writers alike.

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“Content Is Power”: Q & A with Mark W. Schaefer

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In more than 20 years as a B2B editor, I worked frequently with both public relations and marketing people. I offer it here with his permission. Of course there are many uses and strategies for the social web, but at least with the businesses I work with, that is the biggest piece of advice I can give them. Use your head.

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Social Media and Ethics: An Interview with B2B Editor Maureen Alley

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I sent her a few questions on the ethical use of social media by e-mail just for background research, but her responses were so insightful and revealing that, with her permission, I’m posting them here. They strive to stand where the influencers are so they are recognized for their work, develop a reputation, and get word-of-mouth marketing.

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