EDL just had us on the run
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Andrew Marsinko didn’t know that a photo taken of him with a goose had been used in a slightly naughty birthday card until complete strangers started poking fun at him. Now the Botetourt County poultry farmer has responded with a lawsuit intended to cook the goose of everyone involved. The complaint filed in Roanoke County Circuit Court seeks $7.5 million in damages from the photographers … Continue reading Farmer files lawsuit over use of his picture – Roanoke.com
Tip of the week… … and make the most of it cos there ain’t likely to be another! Right then. So, this ’ere mate of mine (yep, another mate!) sends me a link to an article he’s come across that he thought might interest me and that could possibly provide the meat for a blogpost. Woulda done it himself ‘cept he has another little project … Continue reading Adventures of an Idiot – occasional ramblings of a photography freak
Reports have surfaced this week that a pub owner in the UK has been ordered to pay £8,000 to a copyright owner as a customer used the pub’s Wi-fi connection to illegally download a copyrighted work. Graham Cove, Managing Director of The Cloud, who provided the Wi-fi hotspot to the pub, told ZDNet UK that the case is the first of its kind. These … Continue reading Unsecured wireless network liability
As Britain heads for the next general election, the Labour government is rushing through a new surveillance law that gives the customs office the right to open your mail without you present, replacing the old system that only allowed the government to read your mail after notifying you, giving you a chance to appeal, and only then could they open it, with you present. via … Continue reading UK government wants to secretly read your postal mail – Boing Boing
Today I did something I have note done for ages; write with a pen, a fountain pen at that Posted via web from Gary Austin Continue reading Old Relic
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