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วันจันทร์ที่ 13 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2555

Chapter 13

Copyright And Fair Use

The Problem with the Fifth Fair Use Factor

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If you think you know fair use, you’re almost certainly wrong. Fair use is an intentionally flexible part of copyright law where, at times, the law itself can become nothing more than a suggestion on how to reach a judgement. The fact is, the more one studies fair use, the less they understand about it and the less certain they feel about any particular case.
This issue is made even more complicated by the presence of an unofficial “fifth” fair use factor. An element weighed by judges routinely when deling with fair use cases but found nowhere in the law itself. However, it’s played a critical role in many of the biggest recent fair use cases and likely will continue to play a role in the future.
So what is this factor and how does it affect fair use decisions? To see that we first have to look at the law itself and two judgements where it played a critical.

What the Law Says

On paper, the law is fairly straightforward. There are four factors used to determine whether a use is “fair” and they are:
  1. The purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes
  2. The nature of the copyrighted work
  3. The amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole
  4. The effect of the use upon the potential market for, or value of, the copyrighted work
The first and the fourth factors are generally given the most weight but, after all four factors have been considered, the judge and/or jury will then make a determination as to whether or not the use was fair or not, seeing which side has more weight.
The problem is that many of the factors are subjective, how they are weighted is often subjective and how the eventually conclusion is reached is, much of the time, subjective.
This creates a great deal of room for interpretation and judges have a long history of doing that. This, in turn, opens the door for unofficial factors to creep in and help create judgements that, on their surface, can seem to be conflicting and confusing.

Two Sample Cases

Consider the following two cases, both of which received judgments this week:
  1. In Las Vegas, a judge ruled that an Oregon non-profit was within the law to republish an entire article from the Las Vegas Review-Journal because the use was educational, was not used to raise money and the article was primarily factual. The judge also lists several other reasons for his decision, including that Righthaven, the company that filed the suit, is not the original copyright holder and did not offer the defendant the chance to remove the work.
  2. Artist Richard Prince, on the other hand, was told that his use of photographs by Patrick Cariou was not a fair use. Even though Prince modified the photos, in some cases minimally and in some cases more significantly, to create what Prince saw as new works. The judge ruled that the modification was not adequate and that the commercial nature of the use forced him to rule it as an infringement.
While both of these rulings make sense (or at least can make sense) in their respective context and there is a great deal that separates them, cases like these frustrate those who want “bright line” fair use rules. Whether it’s “You can’t use a full article.” or “You can use content as long as it’s to make a new expression.” seemingly simple fair use rules don’t apply under the subjective gaze of judges.
To make matters worse, either of these cases could have easily gone very differently either with different judges, different lawyers or slightly different facts.
Much of this is because of the unofficial “fifth factor”, which judges don’t like to talk about but most attorneys and copyright experts acknowledge plays an important role in fair use verdicts.

The Fifth Fair Use Factor

The “fifth factor” of fair use can be summarized simply as “Are you evil?” or, “Does the judge like you?”
Pornography companies, for example, often have a much more difficult time than other artists making fair use arguments. Likewise, large corporations often find it more difficult to deal with fair use issues than individuals simply because of the perception that one is more inherently “evil” than the other.
Though much of this might seem to be rolled up in the first factor, which covers the nature of the use, the fifth actually applies more to the parties themselves and actions they took outside of the alleged infringement rather than the use itself.
This, in turn, seems to have played a big part in the recent Righthaven decision. In that case, the judge raised the fair use issue himself, without prompting from the defendant, and chided Righthaven for using litigation a business model and for its litigation tactics, such as suing before sending any kind of warning or notice.
While these factors aren’t a part of the actual fair use test, they were part of the judge’s argument for ruling against Righthaven.
Similarly, in the Prince case, the judge noted the representatives from Prince had contacted Cariou about purchasing more copies of the book the photos were taken from but did not inquire about getting permission. Once again, permission is not needed to make a fair use argument (the point of fair use being legal reuse without permission) but the judge felt this showed bad faith and listed it as an argument against him.
In short, in both cases the judge weighed the relative “good” and “evil” of both sides and considered that when making a decision.

Dealing with the Fifth Factor

Unfortunately, it can be very difficult to do much to change how the judge feels about you. Much as with other people, some will like and some will hate you, often without cause.
Still, there are a few things you can do to help strengthen your case with this unofficial factor.
  1. Operate in Good Faith: Try to get licenses when you can and show a real interest in being fair to copyright holders when using their work. Showing good faith and that you took steps to make your use more “fair” will likely help you in several of the factors, not just the fifth.
  2. Follow Standard Protocol: As per the Righthaven case, if you see an infringement, follow standard protocols for warning the alleged infringer and seeking to minimize the damage the infringement does. If anyone could call your actions “troll-like” you’ll probably find judges will favor the other side as much as possible.
  3. Don’t Be a Jerk: Name calling, harassment and other unseemly behavior will not win you any friends in the courtroom. Always be civil, even when you disagree.
In short, what it comes down to is this. Fair use gives judges enough flexibility with their verdicts that, if you give them a reason not to like you, they may easily find a reason to rule against you. It may not be right, but it is very much the nature of the beast.
So be reasonable, fair and respectful. If you do that, you may not win them to your side, but at least the judge won’t be against you from the outset either.

Bottom Line

I am loathe to answer questions about fair use for this exact reason. Even with if one knows all of the facts, the case law and the surrounding elements, much of what is and is not a fair use is left up to the whims of the judge or jury.
I used to joke that fair use can hinge on what a judge had for breakfast the morning before writing the verdict. These days, the joke seems to be a lot less funny.
With subjective factors, a fifth factor that exists nowhere in the law and plenty of room for reasonable people to disagree, it is impossible to definitively answer fair use questions until a verdict is handed down. Even then, a conflicting verdict can come down days laster that seems to erase what was said.
Unfortunately though, there is no easy way to fix this. Fair use is so flexible and malleable because it has to be. “Bright Lines” and clear rules will eventually either enable infringement or stifle free speech. Fair use is about balancing those two rights and it’s a complicated, nuanced dance that has to be judged by humans rather than laid down in black and white law.
The current system creates uncertainty and confusion, but that is necessary for the law to function.
Without it, there likely wouldn’t be any fair use protection at all and that, in turn, would be much worse for all involved.


Chapter 12

Knowledge Managemant


IBM's Knowledge Management Strategy
Last week I created a weblog post where Tony Karrer actually commented further if I would have an opinion on how to help people adopt the different social software tools within the corporation and, specially, if we have figured it all out already. And, while I commented over there that I would actually be creating a follow up weblog post on this very same topic, I thought it would be a good exercise to start first with a warmup weblog post where I can share a little bit of history of where IBM is coming from as far as its Knowledge Management strategy is concerned. So here we go.
I guess I could get started with how things begun back in 1994 when IBM was already working for the first time on its KM strategy that has lasted for the vast majority up until today. However, instead of just doing that I am going to point you to a news article that very clearly articulates what IBM has been doing within the traditional KM space. It would make up for an interesting read and for those interested it will set up the right path of upcoming weblog posts on this very same subject.
The article itself is titled IBM's KM Strategy, over at KMWorld, and you can find it over here. In it you would be able to see how Karen Ughetta (Director, IBM Collaboration and Knowledge) states the very first beginnings of Knowledge Management inside IBM. How it has actually been really strong with the explicit knowledge exchange, i.e. asset management, through the existence of different Intellectual Capital repositories, being KnowledgeView (From Global Business Services) one of the most powerful and popular ones, but also she mentions other key areas of how KM has been envisioned all along. Such as:

Asset Management: A worldwide Asset Reuse program for Global Technology Services where knowledge workers can capture key assets and then make them able for reuse at a later time. The Extreme Leverage program within the IBM Software group, which basically introduced the concept of a community of knowledge workers sharing knowledge and collaborating within that Software group I just mentioned.
Notice as well how Karen also details some hard facts about the business value that all of these different KM programs have provided thus far. Worth while reading to say the least.

  •  Expertise Location: Yes, on the ever exciting program for expertise location (Something I have weblogged about extensively in the past) she mentions one of the most powerful applications that IBM has been promoting all along: BluePages -the universal employee directory that feeds everything else, like Fringe Contacts.


  • Collaboration: In this particular section Karen mentions how IBM has been making extensive use of different tools available, like Collaboration Central, Teamrooms (Lotus Notes based collaborative databases), Jams (Pretty much similar to the InnovationJam we had a few days ago), ThinkPlace (To share and collaborate on ideas across the timezones, geographies and business units), etc.

  • On-demand Learning: With the introduction of Learning@IBM as part of the On Demand WorkPlace, as a new way to help push and promote learning where the knowledge worker is in control of their own learning process, including courses, related resources, etc. etc.

  • Thus while nobody can certainly deny KM's impact on IBM (Karen actually provides plenty of information details with some good examples on this) I still feel that this set of KM programs have all been very much focused primarily on an explicit knowledge exchange as opposed to a more balanced approach between explicit and tacit knowledge, getting shared in a common environment. However, with the emergence of different community programs inside IBM things have started to change once more. People are more willing to share information and knowledge with one another, much more often, and with a whole lot more people, than whatever else they have actually managed through the years and all of that because they are seeing how Web 2.0 is taking the workplace by storm. It is actually allowing knowledge workers to bring forward a very much needed balance between both explicit and tacit knowledge, where tools that boosted explicit knowledge exchange are now taken over by the huge hyped selection of different social software tools. All in all while the knowledge workers are now in full control. Yes, what some folks out there have already identified as the next wave of KM programs within IBM: IBM 2.0And this is the background of where we are, folks, with regards to IBM's KM program. In upcoming weblog posts I will take this follow up further on board and add some more regarding what IBM is doing to support its communities, its knowledge workers, its adoption of social software tools by placing some more focus on that tacit knowledge exchange that I have just mentioned above. But that would be the subject for another post... Stay tuned !
    http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/elsua/ibms-knowledge-management-strategy-10827

    

    วันจันทร์ที่ 6 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2555

    Chapter 11

    Informatoin Systems

    Information Systems Management and Automation

    Tivoli software
    Control your systems, while reducing unnecessary work and cost.


    When it comes to information systems management, many IT organizations just spin their wheels. Studies show over 70 percent of IT operations spending goes to maintaining and managing existing systems, instead of developing new and innovative applications. No wonder that in a 2006 study, 77 percent of companies said their top operational priority was improving IT efficiency.
    It’s too late to attack systems problems after they’re impacting your customers. You should be able to proactively optimize the availability of your applications and infrastructure. You should be able to manage and implement information systems management changes with minimal disruption, and to maintain or lower the costs of providing quality services.
    IBM Tivoli and our global team of Business Partners can help. Our solutions enable IT administrators to better view, correlate and profile transactions across diverse, complex information management systems, so you can find and fix problems faster. We can help you:
    Go with IBM – Gartner’s global market leader in IT operations management for five years in a row.

    Key IBM Information Systems Management and Automation Offerings

    IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager Family & Express

    Helps organizations automate the provisioning cross the entire organization through software, server, storage, and network automation.

    IBM Tivoli Remote Control

    Enables remote management of thousands of PCs and servers from a central location, helps solve problems remotely, reducing expensive onsite IT visits.

    IBM Tivoli Monitoring Family

    An enterprise-class solution that optimizes IT infrastructure performance and availability

    IBM Tivoli Foundations Application Manager

    Is a systems resource appliance designed for midsize businesses to comprehensively monitor, alert, and report on performance and availability of IT.

    IBM Tivoli Foundations Service Manager

    Is a service support management appliance, which provides service desk capabilities for incident and problem management and SMB workflows out-of-the-box!

    IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager for OS Deployment

    Is an easy use to use, proven solution for remote configuration, simultaneous deployments, updates and restorations of operating systems.

    IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager for Images

    Manage all server images in a single interface. Automatically converts physical images to virtual images or between virtual image formats. (optional, chargeable component)
    http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/solutions/smb/systems-managment-automation.html

    Chapter 11

    INformation Systemsa

    
    Information Systems Management and AutomationTivoli software
    Control your systems, while reducing unnecessary work and cost.http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/solutions/smb/systems-managment-automation.html
    When it comes to information systems management, many IT organizations just spin their wheels. Studies show over 70 percent of IT operations spending goes to maintaining and managing existing systems, instead of developing new and innovative applications. No wonder that in a 2006 study, 77 percent of companies said their top operational priority was improving IT efficiency.
    It’s too late to attack systems problems after they’re impacting your customers. You should be able to proactively optimize the availability of your applications and infrastructure. You should be able to manage and implement information systems management changes with minimal disruption, and to maintain or lower the costs of providing quality services.
    IBM Tivoli and our global team of Business Partners can help. Our solutions enable IT administrators to better view, correlate and profile transactions across diverse, complex information management systems, so you can find and fix problems faster. We can help you:

    Go with IBM – Gartner’s global market leader in IT operations management for five years in a row.

    Key IBM Information Systems Management and Automation Offerings

    IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager Family & Express

    Helps organizations automate the provisioning cross the entire organization through software, server, storage, and network automation.

    IBM Tivoli Remote Control

    Enables remote management of thousands of PCs and servers from a central location, helps solve problems remotely, reducing expensive onsite IT visits.

    IBM Tivoli Monitoring Family

    An enterprise-class solution that optimizes IT infrastructure performance and availability

    IBM Tivoli Foundations Application Manager

    Is a systems resource appliance designed for midsize businesses to comprehensively monitor, alert, and report on performance and availability of IT.

    IBM Tivoli Foundations Service Manager

    Is a service support management appliance, which provides service desk capabilities for incident and problem management and SMB workflows out-of-the-box!

    IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager for OS Deployment

    Is an easy use to use, proven solution for remote configuration, simultaneous deployments, updates and restorations of operating systems.

    IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager for Images

    Manage all server images in a single interface. Automatically converts physical images to virtual images or between virtual image formats. (optional, chargeable component)

    วันจันทร์ที่ 30 มกราคม พ.ศ. 2555

    chapter 10

                                                   Information Technology

    The pros and cons of information technology

    Information technology has helped the world with the same level. Without his contribution, there is no doubt that we now do not get this "technical world" or. But even if some people raise a number of statements (which may be unfounded) that the information technology (IT) are taking away the privacy of ordinary people and breaking international reputation of the world wide human knowledge.
    So let some positive aspects in this article (OPR) and poorEffects (v) Information Technology in places. According to the definition of a Google service, it is said-
    "The branch of engineering that get on the use of computers and telecommunications, and store and transmit information." – Definition of Google.
    Therefore, the definition in that it provides, it is clear that this is "the branch of technology that helps us communicate with each other, technology transfer individual knowledge, and our store with your computer and other modernmeans Information Technology. "
    Information Technology Pro
    1. The world has the flexibility
    we do or what to think, plan employees, colleagues and friends are our shared with. Internet technology, this system has a high degree. The idea of ​​the telephone (Alexander Graham Bell) was changed and made like mobile phones, to increase the flexibility in communication and talk to our dear comrades, wheneverDemand!
    2. The sense of responsibility has increased
    Let 'Barack Obama President of USA, "as the figure. The use of networking sites (Twitter and Facebook), blogs, social bookmarking, the LEADER approach in the world, if necessary, we can send messages and updates that are ( or will be made by us) will be 'within a very short period of time.
    3. Just to think, and developments in the transport sector
    Of thought and research, weResources need to find out what people thought of our past, which the quotations that have left us (information theory + +). We can use it with a single click in the search engines (especially Google ™, Yahoo) to find. By a clear cut idea, we have the opportunity to help the world with new ideas and technological inventions and to share what we learned during our lives.
    And over the centuries has contributed to a widening of the transport strategy that helps us attend to one place to anotherof (roads, highways, air, water and sky!)
    4. This allows you to save thousands of lives every day
    Then, from the point of entry I hope you understand me relate to the development of the medical field. Every day people relief with the perfect use of medicine, hospital technology, by adding (X-rays, laser treatments) and more in the queue. With the combination of World Health Organization, several life-threatening diseases to overcome and be expelled from the newly establishedCountries rapidly and the plans and ideas.
    5. Increase the sense of human rights
    Technology can remember those of our human rights, basic needs and updates made ​​available to or around the world where it is necessary to help alleviate. During earthquakes, floods, horrible, that during the cooperation is necessary on the World Wide Web Help us to collect the donation of a set.
    They can not understand, it's about good and bad sides of the Information and Technology ManagementWithin a page and how, as he mixes with all aspects and angles of our lives. Rather, we have seen in side effects bad side (cons) that led in the sectors of human society.
    Information Technology Cons

    As the IT sector the hearts of people around the world have wined. People are here to share and store any kind of information, the date of the individuals in their private hard drives and onlineDatabases. But because of some computer criminals, is not as safe, both online and offline. If someone has a little "sloppy, he / she has to pay high. (E 'heavy).


    1. The online community is not safe for the family more
    Children under the age can often share cell numbers, e-mail contact, which can be manipulated by people and pass it to the criminals who harm a blueprint of the company. And people lose their privacy and credit card payments from otherProcessing options. Again, there are several Web sites created perverse that a child can be worn under the age of eighteen in a different place – that the nation is to bring Harms.

    2. E 'intention to harm a human Natural Power
    People should be the best of all creations (in Islam). We can imagine, to collect the human principles (ethical knowledge) and then working relationships with friends and family. But because of the harmful aspects of the (IT) People are always fullbased technology. And it can bring great harm to society by taking away the thoughts and ideas of natural organic. 

     3. You can bring effective administration without World Destruction
    This is something more that I write, having regard to the various science-fiction. Great scholars have, even if the problem with wisdom. Up to now (people) we are holding a prominent place in the world and the management of information technology. But come one day, when theThe technology is for us to manage all aspects. It is possible that we will probably convert the slaves of technology.
    so from this I am not trying to say that the technology to bring harm here, just because I have a technological man over 24 hours of navigation computer and talk on the phone itself. But as part of human society, we must take a look at both sides.



    http://113tidbits.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-information-technology/3696/

    chapter 10

                                                   Information Technology

    The pros and cons of information technology

    Information technology has helped the world with the same level. Without his contribution, there is no doubt that we now do not get this "technical world" or. But even if some people raise a number of statements (which may be unfounded) that the information technology (IT) are taking away the privacy of ordinary people and breaking international reputation of the world wide human knowledge.
    So let some positive aspects in this article (OPR) and poorEffects (v) Information Technology in places. According to the definition of a Google service, it is said-
    "The branch of engineering that get on the use of computers and telecommunications, and store and transmit information." – Definition of Google.
    Therefore, the definition in that it provides, it is clear that this is "the branch of technology that helps us communicate with each other, technology transfer individual knowledge, and our store with your computer and other modernmeans Information Technology. "
    Information Technology Pro
    1. The world has the flexibility
    we do or what to think, plan employees, colleagues and friends are our shared with. Internet technology, this system has a high degree. The idea of ​​the telephone (Alexander Graham Bell) was changed and made like mobile phones, to increase the flexibility in communication and talk to our dear comrades, wheneverDemand!
    2. The sense of responsibility has increased
    Let 'Barack Obama President of USA, "as the figure. The use of networking sites (Twitter and Facebook), blogs, social bookmarking, the LEADER approach in the world, if necessary, we can send messages and updates that are ( or will be made by us) will be 'within a very short period of time.
    3. Just to think, and developments in the transport sector
    Of thought and research, weResources need to find out what people thought of our past, which the quotations that have left us (information theory + +). We can use it with a single click in the search engines (especially Google ™, Yahoo) to find. By a clear cut idea, we have the opportunity to help the world with new ideas and technological inventions and to share what we learned during our lives.
    And over the centuries has contributed to a widening of the transport strategy that helps us attend to one place to anotherof (roads, highways, air, water and sky!)
    4. This allows you to save thousands of lives every day
    Then, from the point of entry I hope you understand me relate to the development of the medical field. Every day people relief with the perfect use of medicine, hospital technology, by adding (X-rays, laser treatments) and more in the queue. With the combination of World Health Organization, several life-threatening diseases to overcome and be expelled from the newly establishedCountries rapidly and the plans and ideas.
    5. Increase the sense of human rights
    Technology can remember those of our human rights, basic needs and updates made ​​available to or around the world where it is necessary to help alleviate. During earthquakes, floods, horrible, that during the cooperation is necessary on the World Wide Web Help us to collect the donation of a set.
    They can not understand, it's about good and bad sides of the Information and Technology ManagementWithin a page and how, as he mixes with all aspects and angles of our lives. Rather, we have seen in side effects bad side (cons) that led in the sectors of human society.
    Information Technology Cons


    He pulled the privacy of individuals


    As the IT sector the hearts of people around the world have wined. People are here to share and store any kind of information, the date of the individuals in their private hard drives and onlineDatabases. But because of some computer criminals, is not as safe, both online and offline. If someone has a little "sloppy, he / she has to pay high. (E 'heavy).


    The online community is not safe for the family more


    Children under the age can often share cell numbers, e-mail contact, which can be manipulated by people and pass it to the criminals who harm a blueprint of the company. And people lose their privacy and credit card payments from otherProcessing options. Again, there are several Web sites created perverse that a child can be worn under the age of eighteen in a different place – that the nation is to bring Harms.


    E 'intention to harm a human Natural Power


    People should be the best of all creations (in Islam). We can imagine, to collect the human principles (ethical knowledge) and then working relationships with friends and family. But because of the harmful aspects of the (IT) People are always fullbased technology. And it can bring great harm to society by taking away the thoughts and ideas of natural organic.


    You can bring effective administration without World Destruction


    This is something more that I write, having regard to the various science-fiction. Great scholars have, even if the problem with wisdom. Up to now (people) we are holding a prominent place in the world and the management of information technology. But come one day, when theThe technology is for us to manage all aspects. It is possible that we will probably convert the slaves of technology.


    So from this I am not trying to say that the technology to bring harm here, just because I have a technological man over 24 hours of navigation computer and talk on the phone itself. But as part of human society, we must take a look at both sides.
    http://technology-personal-tech.chailit.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-information-technology.html

    วันจันทร์ที่ 23 มกราคม พ.ศ. 2555

    Chapter 9 Evaluation

    Example Of good websites

    What makes a website successful? Keep the following points in mind when creating your website to get the most out of it:
    • Content
    Quality content on your website can provide users with the information they are looking for. Content also allows you to establish yourself as an expert in your field. When your website visitors are looking to make a purchase they will feel more comfortable with your products and services if you have built their trust and confidence through what you have written on your website.
    Keyword-filled content is also crucial for getting high search engine rankings. Most internet users trust search engines to help them find what they are looking for. Taking the time to create high quality content can have huge payoffs through increased search engine rankings.
    • Simple and Attractive Design
    The design of a good website should be simple, yet professional. The design should not take away or distract from the content. Websites with excessive use of Flash and moving images can be very distracting. Use design to help you get your message to visitors, not to distract them from the message. Colors should not be hard on the eyes, and text should be easy to read.
    • Easy Navigation
    Navigation and links provide opportunities to incorporate design elements in to the website; however, navigation schemes should not be so elaborate that the user has trouble knowing where to click to move to another page. The average visitor’s attention span is a matter of seconds, and if it is hard to find what he or she is looking for, you will loose that visitor very quickly. Links to your most important pages should be easily found on every page. A good rule of thumb is that every page should be accessible in two clicks from your home page (this may not be possible with larger sites).
    • Unique
    The most successful websites will stand out from the crowd. There are a number of was that you can make your website stand out: better design, high quality articles, a blog, a newsletter, some type of resource or tool. Find something that would be appealing to your target market.
    • Fresh
    Having a website that changes or is updated frequently will encourage repeat visitors. Repeat visitors will be more loyal and more likely to buy. There are a few different options for keeping your site fresh:
    1- Update the site and add content occasionally – This will require you to either pay a designer or do the work yourself.
    2 – Use a blog – With a blog you can add content to your website from any computer with an internet connection. All you’ll have to do is login and type. No special software or skills are required.
    3 – RSS feeds – With RSS feeds you can add news headlines, weather, stock tickers, etc. to your website. Additionally, you can add content from most blogs to your site with RSS. The benefit of RSS feeds is that once in place they will automatically update.
    • Optimized
    A successful website will be search engine-friendly. Optimization includes things like using page titles and meta tags for all of your pages. Using headers and alt tags for images can also help optimization and accessibility. Even a website that is strong in other areas but weak in optimization may be hard for users to find.


    Example of good website



    Example of Bias Information
    This article lists examples of Bias in Wikipedia, related to Barack Hussein Obama:

       1. In a most deceitful, fascist political tactic Wikipedia's biography on Barack Obama discusses in detail his early childhood from when his parents met in 1960 to 1994 when Obama first served on the board of directors of the Woods Fund of Chicago. Then the article skips 1995 when Obama accepted the nomination and ran as a candidate of a Marxist political party called the New Party, and it jumps ahead to after "Obama was elected to the Illinois Senate in 1996." The stink of intellectual corruption in Wikipedia reeks of deceit, censoring an entire year of Barack Obama's life as a candidate before he got elected.
       2. Barack Obama cannot give a coherent speech without reading from a teleprompter,[4] and even had two of them set up in an elementary school just to talk to reporters there. But Wikipedia's lengthy entry about Obama does not mention the teleprompter, not even once.
       3. Wikipedia lists Factcheck.org as a "non-partisan" "'consumer advocate' for voters that aims to reduce the level of deception and confusion in U.S. politics. However, two attempted edits were deleted pointing out factcheck.org falsely claims that Barry Soetoro (aka Barack Obama) has produced his birth certificate: "FactCheck.org staffers have now seen, touched, examined and photographed the original birth certificate."This claim contradicts the fact that the document they refer to is a copy of a Certificate Of Live Birth, produced in 2007, as opposed to a Birth Certificate. While later in the page, it states that detractors claim it is a "'certification of birth', not a 'certificate of birth'" (actually "Certificate Of Live Birth" and "Birth Certificate" respectively). Factcheck.org clouds the verbage by getting the actual terms wrong and presenting the two items as synonymous.