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[cellinis]

Alex,
I beg to differ. Anyway you look at it, google applies editorial control over the materials they publish. Albeit, the editorial control is applied over an algorith, which in turn applies editorial control over the content published.
Remember, google doesn't list it all. It just lists what they consider to be pertinent to the search term. Besides which, they host thumbs (and create thumbs, which makes them a secondary producer, as they are indeed manipulating the images) on their own servers.

[RawAlex]

Originally Posted by cellinis

Alex,
I beg to differ. Anyway you look at it, google applies editorial control over the materials they publish. Albeit, the editorial control is applied over an algorith, which in turn applies editorial control over the content published.
Remember, google doesn't list it all. It just lists what they consider to be pertinent to the search term. Besides which, they host thumbs (and create thumbs, which makes them a secondary producer, as they are indeed manipulating the images) on their own servers.

I won't go any further on this. For totally technical reasons, I understand why google if different from a thumb TGP. However, I understand your point of view and this is why there is a thing called court, because the line is very fine.

Alex

[f69j69b]

here is whats on nasty dollars site
"we have been getting a number of 2257 inquiries. we will have an online record-keeping system made available to webmasters, fulfilling all the necessary requirements for 2257, on june 20th"


not sure how that will work or if its legal


Fred

[Linkster]

Fred - it depends on how they do it - if they have everything available for D/L for us then its perfectly legal as they are just providing us the docs to copy to our record-keeping system - if they expect that we would just link to their system than in definitely is not legal.

[f69j69b]

Thanks Linkster