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Publishers sue Gator over pop-ups
News A group of publishers this week sued the Gator online advertising network in a bid to bar the company from serving pop-up ads on their Web sites without their permission. This week's action charges that Gator violates the publishers' copyright and...
[June 28, 2002, 9:53]
Publishers lay into Google Print
News Despite initial awe for Google's project to digitise and make library books searchable online, some publishers are now criticizing the plan, calling it a "broad-sweeping violation of the [American] Copyright Act.
[May 25, 2005, 9:40]
Publishers want online ad guidelines
News Two groups of publishers -- the American Society for Newspaper Editors and the newly-formed Online News Association -- are also calling for guidelines because of what some predict to be a future reader backlash against the integration of...
[February 5, 1999, 15:03]
Music publishers file latest lawsuit
News A group representing music publishers and songwriters on Tuesday filed a federal suit against some makers of file-swapping software, marking the latest in a string of legal tangles over copyright infringement on the Internet.
[November 21, 2001, 10:02]
Beyond DRM: What Online Publishers Need to Know
White Papers Online publishers, on the other hand, struggle to find the correct balance between document security and a satisfactory reader experience. Recently, a new approach to document security has given online content publishers the ability to protect...
[September 12, 2009, 1:22]
Demon vs Observer: CIS says ISPs aren't publishers
News CompuServe has given implicit support to Demon Internet, criticising the way that Internet Service Providers (ISP) are being treated as publishers and therefore responsible for the data carried over their networks.
[September 4, 1996, 13:57]
Publishers pull pop-ups
News Now publishers may be feeling the pinch of consumer distaste in the form of daily gripes and the threat of dwindling audiences, another potential harm to advertising revenue and a compelling argument for damage control.
[August 2, 2002, 12:20]
Set Your Content Free (And Monetize It): How Online Publishers Can Increase Revenue Through Offsite Content Distribution
White Papers Publishers today face a changing online landscape, one in which users are taking control of how and where they view content. These new publishers often repurpose and sometimes completely republish content without attribution.
[May 14, 2008, 1:01]
Publishers blame spam on stolen lists
News More than 20 other publishers, who combined have more than 2 million email addresses on their lists, have also contacted Holland saying their Lyris-hosted lists have been compromised. Email management company Lyris Technologies on Wednesday said it...
[September 12, 2002, 7:55]
Google clashes with UK publishers over digital libraries
News Google has again clashed with publishers over its controversial programme to scan, digitise and make searchable the collections of libraries in the US and the UK. Publishers hit out at Google over the plan, and the effect it will have on copyright...
[June 6, 2006, 13:45]
Skype strikes deals with music publishers
News Skype, the free Internet calling service owned by eBay, has struck deals with three major music publishers to distribute hundreds of thousands of songs as ring tones. But in order to sell the ring tones, Skype also had to obtain separate agreements...
[April 26, 2006, 12:45]
HarperCollins Publishers Use SQL Server to Reduce Costs and Improve Responsiveness
White Papers HarperCollins Publishers, one of the largest English-language publishers in the world and a wholly owned subsidiary of News Corporation with 1998 revenues of $1.09 billion, was founded in New York City in 1817 by brothers James and John Harper.
[December 2, 2008, 23:00]
Napster announces deal with publishers
News Music-swapping company Napster announced a major deal with music publishers on Monday, settling part of its outstanding lawsuit and helping clear the way for its planned subscription service. The legal settlement itself must still be approved by...
[September 25, 2001, 11:33]
Web publishers settle with Gator
News A group of top newspaper publishers has reached a legal settlement with Gator over the uninvited display of its Web advertisements atop their site pages. Seven publishers including The Washington Post, The New York Times and Dow Jones reached an...
[February 10, 2003, 10:05]
ZDNet stars at Association of Publishers event
Blog Comment And picked up around the blogosphere, even Steve Rubel has an opinion.
[January 27, 2007, 10:57]
Publishers blame spam on stolen lists
Talkback someone used my email adress to claim to be anybrand@anybrandname.com now I have hundreds replying to me to remove from thier lists I don't even have any lists
[April 12, 2004, 15:52]
Google clashes with UK publishers over digital libraries
Talkback Readers that become interested in a book because of a snippet from the Google Book Project will want to read a larger portion. They will have 2 options: buy a copy or borrow a copy from a library. Since many libraries do not own older materials...
[June 8, 2006, 13:43]
Publishers lay into Google Print
Talkback Ha Ha Ha.it seems zdnet is doubling the length of its stories using copy and paste. Ha Ha Ha.it seems zdnet is doubling the length of its stories using copy and paste.
[May 25, 2005, 23:26]
Publishers lay into Google Print
Talkback This article left me with a strange sense of déjà vu. This article left me with a strange sense of déjà vu.
[May 25, 2005, 15:42]
Publishers lay into Google Print
Talkback What I remember from my academic career (10 years of it before I hit the consulting trail) was constant talk about the need for broad dissemination of knowledge and this from people earning sub-average wages for hard work (I mean graduate students...
[May 25, 2005, 10:12]
