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| What a fun class at Artlink. The group asked great questions about protecting images and copyright. Good stuff. |
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| The Kevin Mullett Daily is out! |
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| If you choose to make an image visible, you have negated the absolute ability to make it unable to be copied. |
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| Artist Megan Shank Blending Tones at the 3 Rivers Festival Annual Chalk Walk » |
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| Not only do many social networks strip EXIF data out, they rename your files making it even more difficult to track. |
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| congratulations and good luck. cc: |
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| Explore the Future of Digital Marketing with Google and Industry Executives on June 4th |
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| Daily QR Codes In The Wild is out! ▸ Top stories today via |
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| the resemblance is uncanny. (Nice one) |
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| well, where is he, you going? At liberty to say? Top secret? You could tell me but then you'd have to... |
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| I'll admit wondering, but who knows how long she had been looking. She may be exhausted. Not judging. |
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| not going to cry, not going to...totally tearing up. |
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| Wow. RT : Oklahoma Tornado Survivor Finds Missing Dog During Live Interview: |
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| you do not lose copyright, you grant them rights and in some instances sub-licensing rights. Big difference. |
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| my concern is that they strip © copyright and author info. Not cool. |
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| Your geek should know what this means. Google Data Highlighter Now Adds Support For 6 New Data Types » |
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| Facebook Graph Search not searchy enough for you? May we suggest this method — "netcentered" site: |
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| that backback is almost as big as you. I see it going something like this . |
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| Unless you are the photographer, removing EXIF data from photos should be a crime. |
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| preparing for a presentation tomorrow eve. Headed out now though and hoping to find food along the way. |
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