It seems that someone is putting their Herald premium subscription to good use, and has set up a Herald Premium Content blog. I'm sure the Herald will sic the lawyers on them quickly, so enjoy it while you can.
(Hat tip: Three Point Turn).
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2 comments:
The Herald could wind up on a bit of a hiding to nothing. Presumably if they write Google a nasty letter they'll kill the blog off and they might get IP details - then again they might have to subpoena for those.
If the evildoer is sensibly using an internet cafe or prepaid mobile to post that'll get the Herald nowhere - and they'll just put the content up somewhere else.
I wonder if the Herald premium content is watermarked? Converting to plain text and removing extraneous spaces would probably clean any watermarking off, though - it's not like a paper document where you can have miniscule adjustments to kerning, etc.
Posted by Rich : 11/09/2005 12:36:00 PM
it's still humming along as of about ten seconds ago...
Posted by Span : 11/10/2005 08:09:00 PM
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