We appreciate your support. Join the (R)evolution and (C)opyright your work with Numly!
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Sunday, April 30, 2006
Numly Back in Beta
Numly is following the same path as many of the other Web 2.0 start-ups. Enhancements are being introduced almost on a daily basis - no release schedules here. With this level of development, we thought that it was only fair to put the site back into beta and ask for your continued patience with our enhancements and feedback.
We appreciate your support. Join the (R)evolution and (C)opyright your work with Numly!
We appreciate your support. Join the (R)evolution and (C)opyright your work with Numly!
Saturday, April 22, 2006
Link Rel=Copyright Tag
Did you know that there is a copyright tag in the HTML? The Link tag can be used to establish copyright as well as stylesheet and RSS feed usage. The link tag resides inside the head tags of the page and its usage is:
<link rel="copyright" title="Copyright Lincese" href="...url..." >
To exploit the full power of this tag, you can use the Numly verification link as the URL of your copyright license in the href attribute. Below is an example of how Numly.com uses the link copyright tag in its website:
<LINK REL="COPYRIGHT" TITLE="Copyright License" HREF="http://verify.numly.com/27200-060121-189140-97" >
As you can imagine, the Numly.com website has its copyright registered with Numly and was assigned 27200-060121-189140-97 for its Numly Number. Numly has a free verification service that allows you to verify the work and its author and its copyright license by simply including the following link:
http://verify.numly.com/esn where esn is your registered Numly Number.
Numly supports the following licenses:
All Rights Reserved
Creative Commons - Attribution 2.5
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5
Creative Commons - Attribution-NoDerivs 2.5
Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5
Creative Commons - Public Domain
If you are not already using Numly to protect your digital content copyrights, sign-up for your free account today!
<link rel="copyright" title="Copyright Lincese" href="...url..." >
To exploit the full power of this tag, you can use the Numly verification link as the URL of your copyright license in the href attribute. Below is an example of how Numly.com uses the link copyright tag in its website:
<LINK REL="COPYRIGHT" TITLE="Copyright License" HREF="http://verify.numly.com/27200-060121-189140-97" >
As you can imagine, the Numly.com website has its copyright registered with Numly and was assigned 27200-060121-189140-97 for its Numly Number. Numly has a free verification service that allows you to verify the work and its author and its copyright license by simply including the following link:
http://verify.numly.com/esn where esn is your registered Numly Number.
Numly supports the following licenses:
All Rights Reserved
Creative Commons - Attribution 2.5
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5
Creative Commons - Attribution-NoDerivs 2.5
Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5
Creative Commons - Public Domain
If you are not already using Numly to protect your digital content copyrights, sign-up for your free account today!
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Thursday, April 20, 2006
Copyright Power to the People!
Have you heard about the Small Claims Court proposal for copyrights? Check out Plagiarism Today's and William Patry's recent blogs for more details. The basic idea is that you could handle most personal copyright infrigement cases of a smaller dollar amount in a small claims court.
Perhaps a Numly registration is all that would be needed to prove your copyright claim submission date. We would like to think so but we will need to wait to see how this proposal shakes out.
Perhaps a Numly registration is all that would be needed to prove your copyright claim submission date. We would like to think so but we will need to wait to see how this proposal shakes out.
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Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Numly Widget Supports Creative Commons
Numly, a Web 2.0 startup focused on Copyright 2.0 solutions, has just released version 1.2 of its Apple OSX Widget. In addition to the mark submission as private flag and the optional barcode and rating system features, Numly has added support for Creative Commons licenses.
Until recently, Numly has only supported the All Rights Reserved copyright license. Now you can select from a list of 7 Creative Commons licenses including Public Domain. A list of the supported Creative Commons licenses can be found at http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/meet-the-licenses
Currently Creative Commons support of Numly Numbers is available through the Numly.com web portal and the Apple Widget. Changes to our Firefox extension have also been made but are pending Mozilla approval. A beta version of our WordPress plug-in with Creative Commons support is also available at the following link: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/69426?replies=1#post-365406
Upon registration of your content with Numly, you will receive an official Numly Number for your content to prove your copyright claim along with all of the necessary HTML code to display your Numly Number and Creative Commons (or All Rights Reserved) licenses in your work. The Numly code contains a tracking mechanism that allows you to see all IP addresses and companies that have viewed your content online as well as an optional barcode and approval ratings.
Until recently, Numly has only supported the All Rights Reserved copyright license. Now you can select from a list of 7 Creative Commons licenses including Public Domain. A list of the supported Creative Commons licenses can be found at http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/meet-the-licenses
Currently Creative Commons support of Numly Numbers is available through the Numly.com web portal and the Apple Widget. Changes to our Firefox extension have also been made but are pending Mozilla approval. A beta version of our WordPress plug-in with Creative Commons support is also available at the following link: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/69426?replies=1#post-365406
Upon registration of your content with Numly, you will receive an official Numly Number for your content to prove your copyright claim along with all of the necessary HTML code to display your Numly Number and Creative Commons (or All Rights Reserved) licenses in your work. The Numly code contains a tracking mechanism that allows you to see all IP addresses and companies that have viewed your content online as well as an optional barcode and approval ratings.
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Numly's Copyright 2.0 Blog
Numly has given its blog an easy name to remember, Copyright 2.0.
We believe that publishing and copyrights and DRM that exist today will change for the better in the near future. Slow media companies and paper-based government agencies won't be able to keep up with the mass population moving to digital media and the social-based applications that web 2.0 companies are bringing to the network on a daily basis.
Copyright 2.0 enhancements should include:
- Real-time and online registration solutions
- Trackable and verifiable copyright identifiers
- Online access to copyright libraries and content owner lookup
- Support of microformats
- Support for both All Rights Reserved and Creative Commons
- Support of new Web 2.0 mediums and concepts such as tagging
- Support of all digital media formats
Numly is working hard to secure this functionality for the growing population of content creators. Please visit our site at http://numly.com.
We believe that publishing and copyrights and DRM that exist today will change for the better in the near future. Slow media companies and paper-based government agencies won't be able to keep up with the mass population moving to digital media and the social-based applications that web 2.0 companies are bringing to the network on a daily basis.
Copyright 2.0 enhancements should include:
- Real-time and online registration solutions
- Trackable and verifiable copyright identifiers
- Online access to copyright libraries and content owner lookup
- Support of microformats
- Support for both All Rights Reserved and Creative Commons
- Support of new Web 2.0 mediums and concepts such as tagging
- Support of all digital media formats
Numly is working hard to secure this functionality for the growing population of content creators. Please visit our site at http://numly.com.
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Sunday, April 16, 2006
Friday, April 14, 2006
Numly Supports Orphaned Works Proposal
Have you heard about the Orphaned Works proposal being proposed throught the Copyright Office? Orphaned Works are content (documents, images, songs, art, etc.) where the original copyright holder can no longer be located.
Jonathan Bailey from Plagiarism Today does an excellent job in covering this proposal in a series of blog postings starting with http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/?p=214. As Jonathan points out, Numly is uniquely positioned as a "caretaker" in facilitating the research role in the Orphaned Works proposal.
Digital works can be uploaded to Numly along with meta data about the author and copyright in return for a Numly Number. A digital fingerprint of the digital asset is created and stored in the Numly databases. If you find an image online (or any other digital document), you can determine if it has been registered at Numly and who the author/artist is via the Numly Document Validator in the Numly portal. By simply uploading the digital asset in question, Numly will return the associated Numly Number of the work along with all of the copyright meta data and a contact link. The contact link uses Numly's Secure Message Center to forward your message to the copyright holder (even if their email address has changed).
This new feature should make finding the copyright holders of orphaned works possible! Let us know what you think!
Jonathan Bailey from Plagiarism Today does an excellent job in covering this proposal in a series of blog postings starting with http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/?p=214. As Jonathan points out, Numly is uniquely positioned as a "caretaker" in facilitating the research role in the Orphaned Works proposal.
Digital works can be uploaded to Numly along with meta data about the author and copyright in return for a Numly Number. A digital fingerprint of the digital asset is created and stored in the Numly databases. If you find an image online (or any other digital document), you can determine if it has been registered at Numly and who the author/artist is via the Numly Document Validator in the Numly portal. By simply uploading the digital asset in question, Numly will return the associated Numly Number of the work along with all of the copyright meta data and a contact link. The contact link uses Numly's Secure Message Center to forward your message to the copyright holder (even if their email address has changed).
This new feature should make finding the copyright holders of orphaned works possible! Let us know what you think!
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© 2006 All Rights Reserved.
Numly Releases New Apple Widget
Numly, a Web 2.0 copyright and DRM service provider, has just released a new version of its Apple OSX Widget! This widget includes updated URL and mark private flag and optional barcode and rating system addtitions for your copyright content.
You can download your free copy today from:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/dashboard/blogs_forums/generatenumlycopyrightid.html
You can download your free copy today from:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/dashboard/blogs_forums/generatenumlycopyrightid.html
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Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Numly Releases New FireFox Extension
Numly, the assigner of Numly Numbers, has just released an updated version of its FireFox Extension. This version includes the optional mark content private flag and barcodes and ratings. There is also a URL update included in this release that makes the extension more responsive.
This is a *must* download for all authors and artists wishing to copyright or license their digital works. Numly Numbers are assigned to each license of your works allowing you to treat them as a form of digital rights management in addition to proof of copyright.
This is a *must* download for all authors and artists wishing to copyright or license their digital works. Numly Numbers are assigned to each license of your works allowing you to treat them as a form of digital rights management in addition to proof of copyright.
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Monday, April 10, 2006
Numly Metrics Now Tracking IPs
If you are already using Numly Numbers to copyright your blogs and other online content, you can now track who is viewing your content in real-time as soon as your readers read it!
The Numly portal dashboard reports your top viewed content by day, week, and month. You can also access real-time IP address information, reverse DNS lookups, and timestamps from your content viewers. The Numly dashboard uses AJAX to report real-time views so that you know instantly who is viewing your content.
The Numly portal dashboard reports your top viewed content by day, week, and month. You can also access real-time IP address information, reverse DNS lookups, and timestamps from your content viewers. The Numly dashboard uses AJAX to report real-time views so that you know instantly who is viewing your content.
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Sunday, April 09, 2006
Contact Authors Through Numly
Now you can contact any author or artist with a registered Numly Number by simply directing your browser to http://contact.numly.com/esn (esn = numly number). Messages are delivered directly to the appropriate registered author's Numly secure message center. For instance you can sent me a message by clicking on the following link:
http://contact.numly.com/3935106040931064610
Numly assigns electronic serial numbers or Numly Numbers to all things digital including: blog posts, electronic documents, spreadsheets, presentations, ebooks, podcasts, videos, music, images, source code, etc.
http://contact.numly.com/3935106040931064610
Numly assigns electronic serial numbers or Numly Numbers to all things digital including: blog posts, electronic documents, spreadsheets, presentations, ebooks, podcasts, videos, music, images, source code, etc.
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© 2006 All Rights Reserved.
Saturday, April 08, 2006
Numly Offers Copyright Search Engine!
Numly, a Web 2.0 copyright and DRM start-up, has added search engine functionality to its web portal. All public copyright content submitted to Numly for ESN assignment can now be searched. Search engine queries can be confined to your content library or all public content registered with Numly.
Numly portal registration is required to access copyright search engine. At the time of this article, there are over 2,000 Numly Numbers registered in our databases.
Numly portal registration is required to access copyright search engine. At the time of this article, there are over 2,000 Numly Numbers registered in our databases.
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Thursday, April 06, 2006
Numly Microformats?
I am fascinated with the idea of Numly playing a role in the microformats movement. I would like start a discussion on how Numly can play a role in this effort. One idea provided by Hin-ching could be adding the Numly Number to the content of your blog or HTML content as a meta tag such as:
< META scheme="Numly" name="identifier" content="56212-060406-479256-26" >
Perhaps Numly, formerly ESBN.ORG, could help with splogging and microchunking? Since the content and digital fingerprints of the content are stored on Numly, the authenticity of the content could be verified at any time.
Shortcut Links:
Personal N Page: numly.com/userid
Verification: verify.numly.com/esn
Permalink: go.numly.com/esn
RSS Feed: rss.numly.com
RSS Author: rss.numly.com/authorid
Let us know what you think!
< META scheme="Numly" name="identifier" content="56212-060406-479256-26" >
Perhaps Numly, formerly ESBN.ORG, could help with splogging and microchunking? Since the content and digital fingerprints of the content are stored on Numly, the authenticity of the content could be verified at any time.
Shortcut Links:
Personal N Page: numly.com/userid
Verification: verify.numly.com/esn
Permalink: go.numly.com/esn
RSS Feed: rss.numly.com
RSS Author: rss.numly.com/authorid
Let us know what you think!
56212-060406-479256-26
© 2006 All Rights Reserved.
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