Even the web has its rules

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It is recommended that Internet users regard intellectual or literary work that is posted online, with the same respect for copyright laws as they would for so-called hard copy. Vital issues include refraining from copying online content by download, paste or through links, even if the work does not have copyright notice; and taking caution when copying by fair use or for information sharing. It is best to remember that an author reserves five rights to his work, including the right to distribute it, copy it, prepare derivative works, to perform, and to display.

Patents & copyrights

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A twist to online classifieds

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Illinois-based newspapers Daily Herald and Chicago Sun-Times shared a dissatisfaction from the impact of national online automobile buying services with the Chicagoland Automobile Assn Membership (CATA) and its member dealers. They therefore got together to form an alternative to online car shopping called DriveChicago.com. The combined local market knowledge and clout of the newspapers and the CATA offers the site an edge in marketing and sales that a national company would find difficult to match. DriveChicago.com is expected to go live in autumn 2000.

Organizational history, DriveChicago.com

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Print, online create the giant circle

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Web sites and print advertisements can be used simultaneously in promoting newspapers. For instance, the Washington Post' 'Mega Employment Section' also had its own promotion on the newspaper's Web site complete with a hyperlink. Newspapers also gain other opportunities when they market their print editions on their Web sites. They can generate new subscriptions from online users and offer information to advertisers on what information they can post online.

Advertising, Advertising and Related Services, Videotex & Teletext Svcs NEC, Newspaper Advertising, Online information services

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