It's helping to improve security rather than undermine it.
Use 375,000 images from the Met however you want, for free
The museum's new policy allows unrestricted use of high-res artwork photos.
Georgia sues man for posting annotated state laws online
Think you have the right to post state laws online, no matter the format? Georgia would beg to differ.
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Flickr gives you the choice to put photos in the public domain
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Ancestry website won't let you borrow its UFO records
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The Smithsonian now lets you see 40,000 pieces of art online
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Computers are ranking the world's important authors
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New York Public Library now lets you use 20,000 historical maps for free
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YouTube wants more videos to have background music, adds audio editor
Need something to fill in the awkward silence between your vlog's unscripted stuttering? YouTube's...
Supreme Court rules public domain isn't permanent, says Congress can re-copyright some international works (update)
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