P is for … Photography. When the camera is in the hands of a creative person such as the person I am interviewing today as a Wednesday Worthy, photography is indeed, an art. I have been privileged to know, online, the woman behind the fantastic website Stephanissima Creates for several years. She is a musician, writer, photographer, and a delightful person.
This is the third of a three-part series on the basics of copyright in blogging. Disclaimer: I am not an attorney, and this post should not in any way be construed as legal advice. I have done my best to educate myself in an informal way on the issue of copyright, and share what I have learned with that understanding. Two weeks ago, I talked about copyright as it applies to using images on our blogs. Last Monday, I focused on what is fair and legal use of others’ content. If you haven’t read those posts, please do so. I believe these issues are important to all of us as bloggers, whatever the purpose of our blogs might be. This week I’m looking at copyright as it applies to one’s own content. Yes, there are some issues here, as well.
This is the second of a planned three-part series on the basics of copyright in blogging. Disclaimer: I am not an attorney, and this post should not in any way be construed as legal advice. I have done my best to educate myself in an informal way on the issue of copyright, and share what I have learned with that understanding. For part one of the series, using images on your blog, please go to this link. Today we’re going to consider a few things to keep in mind when quoting others’ content.
This is the first of a planned three-part series on the basics of copyright in blogging. Disclaimer: I am not an attorney, and this post should not in any way be construed as legal advice. I have done my best to educate myself in an informal way on the issue of copyright, and share what I have learned with that understanding. There’s no arguing with the fact that images add to blog posts. This post by blog critiquer Laura B. Writer underlines the importance of using images or photos to both enhance the appearance of your blog and attract readers. However, it’s not a matter of simply finding images on the internet, saving them to your computer, and putting them into your blog.
