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Copyright Infringement
My article was stolen and posted in a blog where there is no means to contact the blogger. The worst part of it all is that the blogger did not even remove my name/link t hub pages, Can someone help me, what can I do?
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Copyright Infringement
There are no new topics under the sun, so they say. Well, these days people have become creative in stealing other writers' content without acknowledging them.I came up with a title for my article about 4 years ago. I don't remember whether my editor made some changes to my title. There wasn't any...
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Fair Use of movie stills
I'm planning a hub about one particular actor in one particular scene of a movie. Without a visual representation of the actor in the scene the article would be meaningless, but no free or non-copyrighted photos appear to exist. To me this seems a classic case for Fair Use, as reflected in this...
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Copyright infringement
One of my best hubs has been copied to multiple places on the web, including LinkedIn's www.slideshare.net site (which actually has two different members copying my article), slidee.com and storify.com. I have sent a copyright infringement notice to LinkedIn, but cannot find where to send the...
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Copyright infringement
Linda Sue Grimes alerted me to a thieving bunch of crooks at "Best Content Every Day."On May 4th I posted an article about Lord Haw Haw http://hubpages.com/education/The-Propa … rd-Haw-HawThe same day large chunks of it appeared here http://best-article-every-day.ga/the-pr …...
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Google will tell scammers your Gmail address
When I checked the status of my latest hub to see if it had the featured snippet, I found a video on Youtube that was ranked higher than my article. It was MY article, word for word and read by a computer, and already had twice as many page views as my original work.I informed Google about the...