TZimberoff

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   by TZimberoff 9y ago

   Blockchain, as well as providing an effective means to track the publication history (i.e., licensing) of any given photograph, also provides a less obvious benefit to counter a more insidious problem faced by photographers: detecting when
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   by TZimberoff 12y ago

   "If you put a bunch of content on a public web server, I don't think you have any expectation of privacy." That's my point: why shouldn't I expect it to be private? The only reason that cockamamy "no-privacy&qu
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   by TZimberoff 13y ago

   Google doesn't pay content providers from whom they take copyrighted IP (my own photographs for one example), those of us who make the results of others peoples' searches possible. Let's see, Google purloins content, putative