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Old 07-07-2006, 12:12 PM  
Agent 488
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for the idiots that think scraping rss feeds for your splogs isn't stealing - here's an interview with intellectual property lawyer Bruce Sunstein:

http://www.technewsworld.com/story/44364.html

TNW: So are there legal reuses of RSS feed material?

Sunstein: No. Well, the longer answer is, yeah, maybe. It gets to be possible, but a lot of people put content on the Internet and expect it to be protected by copyright. You don't need notice of copyright. You haven't since Jan. 1, 1978. If you publish without a notice, it doesn't mean stuff isn't protected. If I put my stuff on the Internet without notice, I can still sue if someone redistributes my RSS feed.
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