Wed, 09 Jul 2003

Is Caching fair use

This represents the real backside of over-zealous copyright law and enforcement. Think about computing without a cache ...

Google cache raises copyright concerns. Google's caching feature allows for quick snapshots of others' web pages. But does it infringe on copyrights and trademarks? [CNET News.com]

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Notes: If you put a <mailto:> link in the URL field your address will not be mangled: this could be a bad idea as your email address could be easily harvested by bots designed for SPAM. The comments field should now format correctly for line feeds and carriage returns: when you hit the 'Enter' or 'Return' keys in your comment it should break to a new line. The text should wrap cleanly. Please let me know if it doesn't. No HTML tags will pass through - entering links seems to be the main cause of comment SPAM. Also, please be sure that Javascript is enabled in your browser before attempting to post a writeback. Sorry for any inconvenience, but this really helps cut down on the amount of comment SPAM I have to deal with.
 
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