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Saturday, October 20, 2007
Numly Launches New Site!
Numly, the Web 2.0 Copyright Service, launched it's new website this weekend. Improvements include a more simple design and navigation. Improvements were also made to its All Rights Reserved and Creative Commons search engine.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Numly Author of the Week Goes to...(again)
Congratulations to Chief Security Monkey for making Numly's Author of the Week again! Chief's blog posting on ITToolBox's Security Investigator site was dugg this week and raked in over 125,000 views in several days. We are proud to say that our Numly Number was at the bottom of his post as usual allowing him to track all of his views in real-time while also providing copyright protection. Numly successfully kept up with his traffic without dropping a beat! Good job Chief!
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Monday, May 28, 2007
Copyright 2.0 Show
The Copyright 2.0 Show is now up to episode #8. If you are interested in protecting your works or if you are interested in learning more about copyright laws, you should subscribe to our podcast at Copyright20.com.
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Monday, May 07, 2007
Numly Assigns 10,000th ESN
Numly, the next generation copyright and digital rights licensing service issued its 10,000th Numly Number this weekend. This demonstrates that the market is ready for a third-party, non-governmental form of universal electronic serial number or ESN assignment for copyrights.
The Web 2.0 movement and volume of content being created by individuals is a sign that this market is growing quickly. Numly continues to prove that it can scale to meet demand and deliver on quality services.
Check out our new weekly podcast called Copyright 2.0!
The Web 2.0 movement and volume of content being created by individuals is a sign that this market is growing quickly. Numly continues to prove that it can scale to meet demand and deliver on quality services.
Check out our new weekly podcast called Copyright 2.0!
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Friday, April 27, 2007
Numly Author of the Week Goes to...
The Daily Way(TDW) is Numly's Author of the Week! They produce a fantastic spiritual daily devotion blog. Check out their uplifting messages!
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Saturday, April 21, 2007
Professional Authors Use Numly
Many authors either copyright one chapter at a time or versions of their work on a daily or weekly basis. Each registration will generate a new Numly Number and time stamp for tracking purposes. Some authors wait till the end and copyright the entire book at once. Publishing houses like to register each sale of their book with a Numly Number to track licensing information for the consumer.
There are two ways to register your works with Numly. One is the copy and paste method and one is an actual upload with digital fingerprinting of your works with orphan works protection. The copy and paste method has a poorly worded label that says blog but it really means any text (up to 5,000 characters for Amateur accounts - or unlimited text for Professional accounts). The second method of uploading text is only available to Professional authors.
Amateur accounts also only have a maximum of 3 free Numly Number registrations per month where as Professional accounts support 100 Numly Numbers per month. For more information on upgrading to a professional account, please click on the following link: http://numly.com/numly/upgrade.asp
For $4.95 per month the upgrade is a great value!
There are two ways to register your works with Numly. One is the copy and paste method and one is an actual upload with digital fingerprinting of your works with orphan works protection. The copy and paste method has a poorly worded label that says blog but it really means any text (up to 5,000 characters for Amateur accounts - or unlimited text for Professional accounts). The second method of uploading text is only available to Professional authors.
Amateur accounts also only have a maximum of 3 free Numly Number registrations per month where as Professional accounts support 100 Numly Numbers per month. For more information on upgrading to a professional account, please click on the following link: http://numly.com/numly/upgrade.asp
For $4.95 per month the upgrade is a great value!
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Sunday, April 15, 2007
Copyright 2.0 Podcast
Numly, the Web 2.0 copyright and digital licensing assignment service, launched its corporate podcast today called Copyright 2.0. This podcast discusses important copyright and digital licensing issues and technological solutions.
Join Chris Matthieu on a weekly basis as he breaks down his vision of next generation copyright laws and service offerings. He will also highlight Numly's service offerings developed to change the way society views copyrights and digital licenses.
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Saturday, April 07, 2007
Numly Professionals Get Bigger Posts!
Numly, the Web 2.0 copyright and digital rights assignment service, has removed its 5,000 character limit on blog posts for Professional authors. "This has been a common request by featured authors and I am glad that we could once again add value to our services," says Chris Matthieu, founder and CEO of Numly. This extension supports both our All Rights Reserved and Creative Commons licensing offerings. This enhancement also exists on Docly, our Web 2.0 word processor or our Write with Rights platform as we like to call it.
Amateur accounts will still only be able to post a maximum of 5,000 characters.
Amateur accounts will still only be able to post a maximum of 5,000 characters.
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Monday, March 19, 2007
Numly Author of the Week Goes to...
This week's Numly Author of the Week goes to Chief Monkey! He has won the coveted Blog of of the Year award again at ITToolBox. He also has over 250 Numly Numbers assigned to his works to date. Check out some of his published works at http://numly.com/chiefmonkey
Monday, March 12, 2007
Rubyology Podcast
Numly's founder, Chris Matthieu, launched Rubyology.com today. It's a website and podcast dedicated to helping web programmers become proficient in Ruby on Rails Web 2.0 software development. The site consists of its own blogging engine, itunes podcasting engine, and an event calendar.
As you know Numly has 2 sites today that have been developed using the Ruby on Rails language and framework - Vouchor and Sigly.
Check it out and let us know what you think!
As you know Numly has 2 sites today that have been developed using the Ruby on Rails language and framework - Vouchor and Sigly.
Check it out and let us know what you think!
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Recover Stolen Merchandise with Tagly
Tagly Tags from Numly offer peace of mind on recovering stolen merchandise. Simply register your personal or office inventory with Tagly and receive a property control serial number that can be labeled on your asset. After registration, either print Tagly Tag label or your own label or write the Tagly number on the item along with the Tagly.com URL (http://tagly.com/tagly/view.asp?esbn=8620006092433340790). Should your item turn up at the police station or a pawn shop or be recovered by you, ownership information is available at Tagly.com.
Tagly can also be used for insurance purposes since you can develop and export your own inventory lists of household items or business assets.
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Contracts On-The-Fly!
I am sure that this blog posting title will make even the most lenient lawyers shriek and run out of the room like their hair was on fire.
I am merely trying to show off the power of Numly Numbers and the associated Numly applications including Docly and Sigly. As most of you know already, Docly is a Web 2.0 online word processor with one main distinction - you can publish your writings and receive Numly Numbers automatically embedded into your Docly Document.
New to Numly is Sigly, our e-signature service. Sigly requires no registration - only a Numly Number and a list of email addresses of the signers required to execute the document.
The Numly Number can be any Numly Number assigned to any digital work (including an audio file) but most commonly a legal contract. You could simply use the Numly Number assigned via Docly as part of your publishing exercise. Enter this number into Sigly along with the signer email addresses and Sigly will send an email to your signers inviting them to click on a link to sign the drafted agreement. The e-signature requester receives an email as each person signs. It's that simple.
So what's the case study? Well, in this example your team could be taking minutes from a meeting or writing up a business requirements document in Docly. The document gets published (publicly or privately) and Sigly signature requests are sent out looking for the team's (or your customer's) signature. Now that's efficient!
Let us know how you are using Docly or Sigly!
I am merely trying to show off the power of Numly Numbers and the associated Numly applications including Docly and Sigly. As most of you know already, Docly is a Web 2.0 online word processor with one main distinction - you can publish your writings and receive Numly Numbers automatically embedded into your Docly Document.
New to Numly is Sigly, our e-signature service. Sigly requires no registration - only a Numly Number and a list of email addresses of the signers required to execute the document.
The Numly Number can be any Numly Number assigned to any digital work (including an audio file) but most commonly a legal contract. You could simply use the Numly Number assigned via Docly as part of your publishing exercise. Enter this number into Sigly along with the signer email addresses and Sigly will send an email to your signers inviting them to click on a link to sign the drafted agreement. The e-signature requester receives an email as each person signs. It's that simple.
So what's the case study? Well, in this example your team could be taking minutes from a meeting or writing up a business requirements document in Docly. The document gets published (publicly or privately) and Sigly signature requests are sent out looking for the team's (or your customer's) signature. Now that's efficient!
Let us know how you are using Docly or Sigly!
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Sunday, February 18, 2007
Export Your Copyright Data!
Now with Numly, you can export all of your copyright submissions into a single comma delimited file. This includes your Docly Documents, Sigly eSignatures, Tagly Tags, and all Numly Numbers ever submitted to any of our services.
Simply log into your Numly web portal account and click on the Export Data link in your navigation. Now you are in control of your copyright data.
Simply log into your Numly web portal account and click on the Export Data link in your navigation. Now you are in control of your copyright data.
Saturday, February 17, 2007
Copyright 2.0 Pipes
Check out the new Copyright 2.0 Yahoo Pipe! It's a new feed of public copyright 2.0 submissions to Numly and Docly. Listings include: blog posts, images, mp3s, ebooks, videos, etc.
Click on the link below:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/1LvQo6C_2xGqZhkHJxOy0Q
Click on the link below:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/1LvQo6C_2xGqZhkHJxOy0Q
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Sunday, February 11, 2007
Numly Professionals Get Bigger Files!
Due to popular demand, Numly, the Copyright 2.0 service, has doubled its uploadable file sizes from 5MB to 10MB per file for Professional accounts.
Authors can now publish complete e-book works with embedded photos!
Musicians and podcasters can now publish commercial-grade MP3s and other large file formats!
Artists and photographers can now public super megapixel photos and artwork!
Authors can now publish complete e-book works with embedded photos!
Musicians and podcasters can now publish commercial-grade MP3s and other large file formats!
Artists and photographers can now public super megapixel photos and artwork!
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Thursday, February 08, 2007
Docly Word Processor Gets a Facelift
Docly, the Web 2.0 online word processor with copyright protection, gets a new dreamy look! Check it out at http://docly.com
Docly allows authors to draft documents online using an online word processor. Upon final review of a document, the author may publish their digital work online and share it with others or sell it. Numly Numbers are automatically assigned to published works and embedded into the footer of the document with the appropriate copyright notice and verification of authenticity links. Copyrights supported by Numly include: All Rights Reserved, Creative Commons, and Public Domain.
Authors also receive a personal web site to show off their published works (docly.com/username). As copies or sales of digital works are authorized by the author, additional Numly Numbers are generated with the licensee information and copyright assigned to buyer. Numly tracks all rights assignments and traffic destined to derivative or assigned works by simply including the Numly Number in the Docly Document.
Additional Web 2.0 features include: tagging, buddy icons, blog-like commenting and reviews, rating, and RSS document feeds. Docly also supports single sign-on with all of Numly's services.
About Numly:
Numly assigns Numly Numbers (Electronic Serial Numbers / ESNs) for all things digital. These unique identifiers provide digital rights assignment capabilities as well as third-party, non-repudiation measures for proof of copyright via real-time verifications. Numly Numbers are simple to generate and act as an electronic timestamp. They also allow you to track who is viewing your content and when it is accessed, monitor ratings, and can be used as permalinks!
Join the (R)evolution and (C)opyright your work with (N)umly today!
Docly allows authors to draft documents online using an online word processor. Upon final review of a document, the author may publish their digital work online and share it with others or sell it. Numly Numbers are automatically assigned to published works and embedded into the footer of the document with the appropriate copyright notice and verification of authenticity links. Copyrights supported by Numly include: All Rights Reserved, Creative Commons, and Public Domain.
Authors also receive a personal web site to show off their published works (docly.com/username). As copies or sales of digital works are authorized by the author, additional Numly Numbers are generated with the licensee information and copyright assigned to buyer. Numly tracks all rights assignments and traffic destined to derivative or assigned works by simply including the Numly Number in the Docly Document.
Additional Web 2.0 features include: tagging, buddy icons, blog-like commenting and reviews, rating, and RSS document feeds. Docly also supports single sign-on with all of Numly's services.
About Numly:
Numly assigns Numly Numbers (Electronic Serial Numbers / ESNs) for all things digital. These unique identifiers provide digital rights assignment capabilities as well as third-party, non-repudiation measures for proof of copyright via real-time verifications. Numly Numbers are simple to generate and act as an electronic timestamp. They also allow you to track who is viewing your content and when it is accessed, monitor ratings, and can be used as permalinks!
Join the (R)evolution and (C)opyright your work with (N)umly today!
Tuesday, February 06, 2007
Sigly: No User Account Required
Sigly, the newest Web 2.0 electronic signature offering from Numly, does not require the creation of user accounts to request a signature or to sign a document.
The requester simply needs to have a Numly Number already registered with Numly. Emails are sent to signers with hashed keys ids to link signatures to documents. Status lookups are also based on Numly Numbers rather than user accounts. Not worrying about sign-in or sign-ups allows you to request a signature in less than 3 minutes and actually sign a document in less than 1 minute.
APIs are also available to integrate Sigly Signatures or Numly Numbers into your existing applications. Contact us today for assistance.
The requester simply needs to have a Numly Number already registered with Numly. Emails are sent to signers with hashed keys ids to link signatures to documents. Status lookups are also based on Numly Numbers rather than user accounts. Not worrying about sign-in or sign-ups allows you to request a signature in less than 3 minutes and actually sign a document in less than 1 minute.
APIs are also available to integrate Sigly Signatures or Numly Numbers into your existing applications. Contact us today for assistance.
Monday, February 05, 2007
New Numly Web Service Available
Attention Developers:
You can now query the status of a Numly Number's existence and ownership user id. This is perfect for sites needing to integrate Numly Numbers with their services. Simply call the following URL:
http://www.numly.com/numly/check.asp?numly=1234567890123456789
Insert the appropriate Numly Number into the URL and Numly will return "false" on negative matches or the Numly UserID on positive matches.
Other web services are available in the Numly portal under the toolkit link.
You can now query the status of a Numly Number's existence and ownership user id. This is perfect for sites needing to integrate Numly Numbers with their services. Simply call the following URL:
http://www.numly.com/numly/check.asp?numly=1234567890123456789
Insert the appropriate Numly Number into the URL and Numly will return "false" on negative matches or the Numly UserID on positive matches.
Other web services are available in the Numly portal under the toolkit link.
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Sunday, February 04, 2007
Ruby on Rails
Sigly makes Numly's 3rd commercial Ruby on Rails application (after Vouchor and Chug'd). Sigly's purpose is to create a standard method for legally collecting e-signatures online. Using Numly's time stamping and verification services and Vouchor's identity 2.0 services as an optional measure of additional proof, Sigly can produce a non-reputable electronic signature service online.
Being a Microsoft developer for years, I truly appreciate the power and simplicity of both Ruby and Rails. Thanks 37 Signals! I would also like to thank our RoR hosting partner, SteelPixel. You guys rock!
Saturday, February 03, 2007
Sigly E-Signatures Launches!
Sigly, the Web 2.0 e-signature solution, launched today!
Brought to you by the folks at Numly, Sigly's purpose is to create a standard method for legally collecting e-signatures online. Using Numly's time stamping and verification services and Vouchor's identity 2.0 services as an optional measure of additional proof, Sigly can produce a non-reputable electronic signature service online.
Sigly links Numly numbered documents to e-signature transactions. It's simple to get started:
1) Register a document with Numly.
2) Goto Sigly.com and click Request Signature to invite your e-signers.
3) Sigly will send out email invitations for signatures and record their time stamps with unique Numly Numbers upon signing. You will receive emails from Numly as signatures are registered. You will also be able to manage the signatures from your Numly portal.
Check it out and let us know what you think!
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