somebody wanna copy and paste? It's probably about Veeck, Disco Demolition Night and stuff like that.

 

http://espn.go.com

Sorry, it's here:

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/index

Uh I wouldn't cut and paste that. Copying copyrighted paid material can get Soxtalk sued. If someone wants to summerize it, that would be cool. Otherwise it will probably just get deleted anyway.

ok I got it from somewhere else

Can't copy and paste it. It is like a flash document where you turn pages and stuff.

Can't copy and paste it. It is like a flash document where you turn pages and stuff.

 

It's pretty cool...don't ya think?

I'm an insider, and it's just an electronic version of ESPN the Magazine, it's the exact same thing as you'd see if you bought the mag on a newstand, it's just in electronic form.

Uh I wouldn't cut and paste that.  Copying copyrighted paid material can get Soxtalk sued.  If someone wants to summerize it, that would be cool.  Otherwise it will probably just get deleted anyway.

 

That's one thing I've always wondered about at this site. I see entire articles from various sources posted all over the place.

 

What's the difference in those and this instance?

That's one thing I've always wondered about at this site. I see entire articles from various sources posted all over the place.

 

What's the difference in those and this instance?

Insider is a paid service.

 

The others are not.

Insider is a paid service.

 

The others are not.

 

Exactly. Free material is just that, free material. When you are taking something you have to pay for, the site can be held resposible.

Insider is a paid service.

 

The others are not.

 

But at the same time, the free sites are free because they get enough advertising revenue from the hits they receive, when we copy and past free stuff, it leads to less hits, which could lead to less advertising revenue, which could lead to no more free stuff. I think the best policy is to copy and paste highlights and provide links to full articles.

Insider is a paid service.

 

The others are not.

 

What about the little line I see at the bottom of every Tribune article?

 

Copyright © 2005, The Chicago Tribune

 

Doesn't that me you aren't supposed to copy the entire thing?

Their content should be okay to use.

 

As long as there is a link to it, I don't see what is wrong with copying and pasting it.

 

The Chicago Tribune's website is hardly a pay site.

Edited August 8, 200521 yr by knightni

Their content should be okay to use.

 

As long as there is a link to it, I don't see what is wrong with copying and pasting it.

 

The Chicago Tribune's website is hardly a pay site.

 

I thought that was the whole point of copyrighted material. Whether it's free or not. Wasn't that what the whole Napster lawsuit was about?

 

Just don't want to see the site get into legal trouble...

I thought that was the whole point of copyrighted material. Whether it's free or not. Wasn't that what the whole Napster lawsuit was about?

 

Just don't want to see the site get into legal trouble...

Yes, but music was never given away free on the web sites of the recording studios.

 

These articles are given away free on the Tribune's website.

 

ESPN is not giving away their Insider articles for free.

Yes, but music was never given away free on the web sites of the recording studios.

 

These articles are given away free on the Tribune's website.

 

ESPN is not giving away their Insider articles for free.

 

Cool.

Not that I'm supporting this but... you can copy and past Flash by using the print screen button and making an image out of it. But copying anyone's paid material can get Soxtalk in big trouble.

What about the little line I see at the bottom of every Tribune article?

Doesn't that me you aren't supposed to copy the entire thing?

I think that mean you can use as long as you dont make money off of it

Edited August 8, 200521 yr by ScottPodRulez22