Great news for bloggers and website owners. The FBI “Anti-Piracy Warning Seal” is being extended to all content--not just movies and music. Even personal websites can display the logo now without violating the federal law. (The federal law pushes a maximum six-month sentence and other penalties for using the insignia without FBI approval.) Prior to this moment only certain content organizations could use the insignia--namely Recording Industry Association of America, Business Software Alliance, Entertainment Software Association, Software & Information Industry Association, and of course the Motion Picture Association of America.
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Content protection for all: from blogs to websites, thanks FBI
Saturday, September 10th, 2011
Facebook users to get Skype video chat in-site
Sunday, July 3rd, 2011
Facebook and Skype will be launching a new service that provides Skype's video chat service to Facebook users as a new product part of the social network. The Facebook extension of Skype will be an incredible boost to the service--resulting in hundreds of millions of new users. There is debate (pending the official unveiling) whether the new video chat product will be a part-desktop application or a complete in-browser experience for users. This new product could be a good win for Facebook, which now may find competition with the advent of Google+.