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Google News: It's Time To Fix DMCA Takedowns
[Tech.pinions] - The key language, known as Section 512 or the safe harbor provision, is part of a compromise that bars infringement claims against sites such as YouTube as long as they make good-faith efforts to keep infringing content out and comply with takedown
Obama website shows gun control never really went under the radar
www.examiner.com
[Examiner.com] - This column noted those goals back in January, 2009, when Obama first took office, noting that some key language had been deleted, with the reasonable assumption that it was done to mask intent and diminish alarm, specifically by someone at the
Google News: Continuation of Apple's 'Slide-to-unlock' patent covers 'open-to-app ...
[Apple Insider] - However, the newly-granted patent adds key language to the invention's claims regarding what is displayed on screen after the unlock gesture is performed. For example, nowhere in the '721 patent's 15 claims is the word "application" mentioned, whereas
Lost in Translation, Found in Subtitles
online.wsj.com
[Wall Street Journal] - As Alexander "Sandy" Whitelaw, who's subtitled Eric Rohmer's "Pauline at the Beach," Andrzej Wajda's "Danton" and many other films, noted in an email, "English is the key language for selling films to every country of the world." Subtitling begins with
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