Ownership in the Digital Realm
Information has always been the currency of the web. Who has it, who can delivery it, who owns it... but ownership has always been a sticking point. This week Facebook has tried to calm fears created by the editing of their usage policy.
Mark Zuckerberg went to some lengths to reassure users that their content is theirs. That is, unless it
belongs to Hasbro. In Sweden, some self-proclaimed
electronic pirates are on trial in a real court. The Pirate Bay founders face fines of $143,500 and two years in prison if found guilty of illegal file sharing. Their defense? They don't host any of the files, they just tell you where to get them. Ingenious? We'll see.
Kidd Launches New Division
| Kidd Group has announced the launch of its newest division, Kidd RV Resort Consulting, catering to the specific audiences and environment of the RV industry and its partners. Kidd has moved forward with this specialized division following years of experience and an industry-diverse, national client base. |
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Working with resorts and RV industry groups nationwide, Kidd quickly developed into the prevalent RV marketing leader, providing branding, design, website solutions, advertising and public relations to clients within this niche. This new division is focused exclusively on the RV market, providing strategic solutions and market intelligence on the RV consumer.
The new site is live and taking reservations as
www.kiddrvresortconsulting.com.
Capturing the Speed of Life
| IDT invites filmmakers and researchers alike to submit entries to the 2009 Speed of Life competition. Video files must be no more than 60 seconds in length, and at least 50 percent of footage must be filmed using high-speed, digital technology (250 FPS). |
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The competition is being run via YouTube as part of IDT's social marketing outreach. Strategy and execution for the competition are being carried out by 3W Studios and Kidd Group Public Relations. Grab a high-speed camera and
enter your own film starting April 1.
