Discussing Online Dangers With Your Children
Technology is a part of every child’s life in this day and age. Read this article to learn how you can help your child stay safe while they browse the internet.
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What recourse do I have if an ex-boyfriend or girlfriend posts nude photos of me online?
If you are the victim of online harassment because your ex is posting online nude photos, the intent of your ex in the Internet posting will determine what legal options you can pursue. If they are posting for the specific purpose to embarrass, intimidate, or harm you, the posting could constitute online harassment.
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A disclaimer on a website is essential as it serves to protect and limit your liability by outlining expectations and obligations a person will agree to before using the site. In addition to the disclaimer, you must also have a copyright notice that complies with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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There is no law preventing other sites from posting links to your website, however, the manner in which the link is posted can violate copyright laws.
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Discussion of what source code escrow is, how agreements work, and link to additional information.
→ Read MoreMy wedding photos were taken by a professional photographer. Do I have a right to post them online?
The question of who retains the rights to wedding photographs—the photographer or the bride and groom, arises often. Unfortunately for most couples, professional photographers commonly retain their copyright interest in the photos they take. While the photos may be of your special day, at the end of the day it is the photographer that created them.
→ Read MoreDon’t Fake Facebook: New California Law Aims to Curb Cyber Bullying
Not only does making a fake Facebook profile violate Facebook’s terms of use, but it now also may be against the law. A new law in California makes it illegal to create a Facebook page in someone else’s name for the purpose of cyber bullying.
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Tips on how not get scammed online, how to protect your security, and what measures you should take if you have been the victim of an online scam.
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