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Debt-free, no outside funding

first time I see a company actively promoting their financial stability as a feature

Unmatched support and stability

When you start using an online product in your business, nothing is more important than the company that stands behind it. With LightCMS, you can count on stability and support like you’ve never experienced.

LightCMS is a product of Element Fusion, a debt-free company with no outside funding. Our rapid growth has landed us on the Inc. 5000 fastest growing companies in America, and our commitment to self-funding gives confidence that we’re in this for the long-haul. We’ve built our company on a reputation of outstanding customer support. You’ll always be well taken care of when you’re using LightCMS.

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Nieuwe website: ITenRecht.nl, en nieuw boek van Arnoud Engelfriet #ipc10

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Vandaag speciale aandacht voor de nieuwe juridische weblog IT en Recht, het zusje van Boek 9 dat zich richt op IT- en internetrecht in het algemeen. Een buitengewoon mooi initiatief. De berichten die er nu al staan, geven een mooi inzicht in de rechtspraak op dit gebied, en tot mijn vreugde wordt er ook echt commentaar geleverd door de plaatsende juristen. Zo mag ik het zien!

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The optimal term for copyright: 15 years? #ipc10 (via @dubber)

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There’s an article in Techdirt today that discusses just how many books would be available in the public domain if copyright had stayed at its original length. It also references a research article that concludes that the optimal term for copyright is 15 years [PDF link].

I’ve argued in the past in favour of a five-year copyright term, but with indefinite renewal for works that are commercially active, and a ‘use it or lose it’ clause to encourage both a more active commercial exploitation and distribution of a wider array of works and a more vibrant and healthy public domain.

Because far from providing ‘protection’, in most cases, blanket copyright is dooming recordings to be lost to history.

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