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	Inline linking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Inline linking, also known as hotlinking, is the placing of a linked object, often an image, from one site in a page belonging to a second site.
		The second site is said to have an inline link to the one where the object is located.
		Inline linking to an image stored on another site increases the bandwidth use of that site, even though their site is not being viewed in its intended form.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hotlink (243 words)

	Separating Links from Content using XML, XLink and XPointer
		In a nutshell, an inline link is a link that is defined within at least a part of the content that it links together.
		An out-of-line link is the opposite of an inline link.
		To be useful, I believe a link resolution service needs to return a copy of the original XML and that this should contain a set of inline links corresponding to the out-of-line links that address the resource.
	www.gca.org /papers/xmleurope2001/papers/html/s16-2.html (4817 words)

	XML Linking Language (XLink)
		Links are asserted by elements contained in XML documents.
		Note that the content of the linking element could be explicitly pointed to by means of a regular locator in the same linking element, in which case the resource is considered remote, not local.
		The existence of a link is asserted by a linking element.
	www.w3.org /TR/1998/WD-xlink-19980303 (4181 words)

	Inline linking -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In (A set of tags and rules (conforming to SGML) for using them in developing hypertext documents) HTML, inline linking is the placing of a linked object, often an image, from one site in a page belonging to a second site.
		This has sometimes been controversial because it is possible that the site where the object is stored and from which it is retrieved will not like the new placement or will consider it to be (additional info and facts about bandwidth theft) bandwidth theft.
		In 2003 the legal status of inline linking had not been completely resolved and cases such as the US (additional info and facts about Kelly v.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/i/in/inline_linking.htm (300 words)

	Edgeoff The First Source For Your Intellectual Property Needs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Inline linking or framing the full-sized images to the thumbnails is not a permissible fair use, because the use is not transformative, and the use is not necessary to enhance Arriba Soft's visual search engine.
		By inline linking or framing the image, the user accomplishes his purpose without having to advance to the actual site containing the image; therefore, the linking goes beyond the object of the plaintiff's images.
		Furthermore, inline linking or framing the entire full-sized image is substantially more than necessary to accomplish the search engine's purpose of directing users to the searched-for images.
	www.edgeoff.com /kelly.html (639 words)

	COURT GIVES THUMBS-UP FOR USE OF THUMBNAIL PICTURES ONLINE
		However, the decision also serves as a warning: websites that display third party material through framing or inline linking may be directly liable for violating that third party's exclusive right to publicly display their work.
		By holding that framing and inline linking a copyrighted image violates a copyright holder's display right, the Court is allowing the copyright holder to retain control over where and how to display his work on the Internet.
		Inline linking results in a page where the imported content appears to be a part of the webpage that is being viewed.
	www.law.duke.edu /journals/dltr/articles/2002dltr0006.html (3471 words)

	Writing and Reading Hypermedia on the Web
		Depending upon the page design, linking can either be integrated with the content of the a Web page, occurring directly on the terms and phrases of interest within the flow of the argument, or else it can be kept as a separate activity that occurs in parallel frames or endnotes.
		The best method for measuring the link density of a document is to calculate the number of characters in the document which are contained within link anchors as a ratio of the total number of characters in the document.
		Wynblatt and Benson also point out that when calculating a link density measure, links anchored solely on a bitmap with no accompanying/alternative text should be counted as C characters towards both the number of characters within anchors for a particular section and the number characters in the section.
	eprints.ecs.soton.ac.uk /2643/01/WRWH.html (5168 words)

	LLRX -- Thinking About Linking: Can Law Accommodate the Power of the Internet to
		Some commentators argue that limits on linking are equivalent to limits on thought and free expression, and this understanding, while not dispositive of the issue, will shape the success of the legal model for control of online copyright.
		For text links, you either need to clearly identify the site you are linking to or, then again, if you use the trademark name of the site you may have diluted the copyright so you are better off coming up with your own description of the site.
		Links to front pages are an absurd curbing of the power of the Internet to allow users to bring together relevant ideas and manipulate them creatively to add intellectual value.
	www.llrx.com /features/weblink1.htm (2511 words)

	Poynter Online - Forums
		Linking to content is the cyberspace equivalent of pointing something out to someone and letting them go look for themselves.
		Either of these is more likely to be considered a copyright violation than a simple link, and at the moment, there is no legal precedent that would prevent you from engaging in these activities (or in having someone else engage in them to the detriment of your site).
		And I believe the right thing is to: vigorously link, vigorously defend the right to link, and not engage in linking practices that are most likely to be questioned in the courts.
	www.poynter.org /forum?id=18153 (3002 words)

	Exploratory Essays Research Papers - Internet and Intellectual Property - Dishonest Linking and Framing
		Inline linking refers to referencing material on an original Web site, including but not limited to images, video, or music, so that the material appears as part of the derivative site.
		Inline linking and framing are functionally equivalent to copying.
		These links are provided solely as a convenience to you and not as an endorsement by the Company of the contents on such third-party Web sites.
	www.123helpme.com /preview.asp?id=16318 (1524 words)

	Intellectual Property Professional Information Center: Web Site's Inline Link to Copyrighted Image Not Fair Use, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This technique is known as inline linking; typically, a user would not realize that the image actually resided on another Web site.
		Clicking on either the "source" link produced two windows: the first window contained a full-sized image that was imported directly from Kelly's Web page through an inline link; the second window displayed Kelly's Web page containing the image.
		The court said that the inline linking and framing of Kelly's images was a showing of the original works without permission and that since they were shown on a computer screen, the legislative history of the Copyright Act would consider such a showing a "display" under the act.
	ipcenter.bna.com /pic2/ip.nsf/id/BNAP-57QNJB?OpenDocument&... (1784 words)

	FAQ about Linking -- Chilling Effects Clearinghouse
		Utah Lighthouse Ministry, a Utah court found that linking to unauthorized copies of a text might be a contributory infringement of the work's copyright.
		For example, if the link and surrounding text falsely stated that a website is affiliated with another site or sponsored by the linked company, it might be false advertising or defamation.
		A website merely linking to someone's web page, even if that page and its URL include a trademark (e.g., "We disagree with MEGACORP, click here to visit their homepage"), is unlikely to be trademark infringement.
	www.chillingeffects.org /linking/faq.cgi (1487 words)

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		Remember that linking in general (a textual link that takes a user from one web site to another) is legal, even if the destination does not like visitors to be directed to them.
		Therefore the prohibition of one kind of linking over another not only demonstrates a failure to grasp how the underlying technology works (and could be made to work) but also represents a legal precedent that would require constant maintenance and revision to remain relevant.
		First, it could continue down the current line, interpreting certain types of linking as unlawful, and prepare itself to support that decision with endless revisions as more and more (and arbitrary) behaviors are exhibited in web browsers that violate the spirit of the original prohibition.
	www.kozubik.com /published/decisions.txt (832 words)

	Wikipedia: Fair use
		This decision, which is an extension of the Pretty Woman decision (discussed above) set a further precedent in the Eleventh Circuit (Alabama, Florida, and Georgia) that the creation and publication of a carefully-written parody novel counts as fair use.
		In the lower District Court case on a motion for summary judgment Arriba Soft was found to have violated copyright without a fair use defense in the use of thumbnail pictures and inline linking from Kelly's website in Arriba's image search engine.
		That decision was appealed and contested by internet rights activists such as the Electronic Frontier Foundation, who argued that it is clearly covered under fair use.
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/f/fa/fair_use.html (1712 words)

	Sidley Austin Brown & Wood \| CyberLaw \| Ninth Circuit Addresses Image Hyperlinking
		The image itself was imported directly from the original website, but a viewer of the page presented by the click on the thumbnail would not instinctively understand that he or she was seeing a composite webpage formed by content from ditto and an image from a third party.
		In that configuration, each thumbnail was matched with a link to more detailed information about the image, plus a source link to the original site for the image.
		Circuit decision suggests that merely linking to a website displaying an image is problematic, as doing so changes nothing about the way that the image is displayed to the public.
	www.sidley.com /cyberlaw/features/hyperlinking.asp (1053 words)

	GILT Metrics Volume 1.0 Specification
		In the canonical form, any inline codes that signify a space or new line character should be automatically preceded by a space character, if the space character were otherwise not present in the canonical XLIFF form.
		The one logical occurrence of an inline element is used for the count; thus, where an inline element has content, then the element is counted once - the end tag does not form part of the count.
		Linked elements require additional localization effort as the linked text unit needs to be referenced as part of the translation.
	www.xml-intl.com /docs/specification/GMX-V.html (4723 words)

	OMB Watch - The Politics of Web Linking
		While the trailer links were pointing to other servers, the only clue to the identity of the content source was the URLs that appeared in a browser's location window.
		The Court's issued a summary judgment (this is a decision made strictly on the basis of evidence and statements presented for the record without a trial when neither party disputes the facts of the case, and the court rules that a party is entitled to a judgment under the rule of law).
		Strategic linking, however, given the uncertain temperament of the entities to which an organization links, as well as the legal response to each new case, will continue to make aggressive deep linking a risky activity for some nonprofits.
	www.ombwatch.org /article/articleview/589/1/96 (1962 words)

	Poznak Article: Internet: Pitfalls in Web Linking
		Inline links are generally created by computer codes that function by retrieving content (such as text or pictures) from one Web site and installing it onto another site.
		As you might expect, using linking techniques without the permission of the owner of the linked content has generated lawsuits.
		Describe any icons that may be used for the link and specify their size and location on your site.
	www.poznaklaw.com /articles/WebLinking.htm (783 words)

	XML Linking Language (XLink)
		differs from a simple link in that it can connect any number of resources, not just one local resource (optionally) and one remote resource, and in that extended links are more often out-of-line than simple links.
		links are being used, it may be an absolute requirement to read other documents to find these links and discover where the resources are.
		element, a special kind of extended link, may be used to store a list of links to other documents that together constitute an interlinked group.
	www.w3.org /TR/1998/WD-xlink-19980303.xml (4093 words)

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		[8] When a viewer activates a hypertext link by clicking his or her mouse on the highlighted text, the web browser software retrieves the corresponding document from the external site and creates a copy which is then displayed onscreen.
		This type of linking is called "linking in." In contrast to a hypertext link where there is an immediate termination with the local site after connection to the external site, the local site remains current when the inlined image is displayed.
		Framing, as used in conjunction with inline links, allows a web site author to incorporate or pull in an entire external site, or portions thereof, and surround it with frames of his or her own creation.
	www.mttlr.org /volfive/chan_art.html (8703 words)

	Linking Style Sheets to HTML
		REL attribute is used to define the relationship between the linked file and the HTML document.
		tag in the example defines an alternate style, which the user could choose to replace the preferred style sheet.
		To use inline style, one must declare a single style sheet language for the entire document using the Content-Style-Type HTTP header extension.
	www.htmlhelp.com /reference/css/style-html.html (1601 words)

	Linking to a glossary entry
		In this method of linking, the inline text can differ from the text of the term in the glossary.
		If you edit the words on just one end of such automatic links, the link will be broken and the stylesheet will issue a warning message.
		is similar, but it can contain inline markup and graphics, so it is considered too complex to use for generated text.
	www.sagehill.net /docbookxsl/LinkToGlossary.html (546 words)

	Linking Attachments Inline - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		When you Attach Files you see a Maximum file size, mine is set at 2.0 MB maximum as sustaining member.
		but I cannot post an inline picture of a patriotic cat because the picture is situated on Stormfront.
		There are several place's on the internet where you can store your picture on free webspace so you can link the pictures from your on place on the internet.
	www.stormfront.org /forum/showthread.php?p=784411#post784411 (383 words)

	WDVL: SS Tutorial
		The Linking Style is great if you'd like to use the same style on multiple pages, then you can use Embedding and Inline on specific pages that don't fit the design style of the Linking Sheet.
		Inline Style takes precedence over Embedding Style, which takes precedence over Linking Style.
		If the linked style sheet defines a heading tag as blue, the top-of-page style sheet defines it as red, and the reader wants to see purple, the browser has to decide what to display.
	wdvl.internet.com /Quadzilla/StyleSheets (475 words)

	Deep linking and search engines legal? - Copyright and Commercial Law Issues
		The plaintiffs did not succeed with their argument that deep links are illegal, because they take users directly to news articles, bypassing introductory pages and advertising, thus depriving the plaintiffs of revenue from their advertisements.
		The court stressed the importance of deep links for the internet and held that it is up to the plaintiffs to prevent deep links with technical measures, if they don't like them.
		A similiar discussion was addressed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, which held that inline linking violates the copyright owner's right of public display.
	www.linksandlaw.com /linkingcases-deeplinks.htm (5244 words)

	Links & Law; Information about legal aspects of hyperlinks (surface and deep links), inline links and frames.
		Links and Law; Information about legal aspects of hyperlinks (surface and deep links), inline links and frames.
		I have decided to link to older versions of these websites with the help of the Wayback Machine.
		There have been a lot of lawsuits concerning linking, framing and search engine issues in the last years.
	www.linksandlaw.com /linkingcases.htm (509 words)

	WDVL: Styles: Linking & Inline
		Inline Style Definitions affect individual occurrences of a Tag.
		This would cause everything inside the Tags to have a margin, both on the left and right, of 1.5 inches.
		If the inline style conflicts with an embedded or linked style, the inline style overrides for that occurrence.
	wdvl.internet.com /Quadzilla/StyleSheets/linkinginline.html (468 words)

	Linking an inline frame to a whole page
		Linking an inline frame to a whole page
		I used hyperlink to link it to another page.
		RE: Linking an inline frame to a who...
	www.frontpagetalk.com /forums/fb.asp?m=62554 (245 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		They are often used to link to the corresponding full-size image, but they serve their linking function no differently than an ordinary text hyperlink.
		Before Kelly, a few plaintiffs had asserted infringement of their right to create derivative works as a legal theory on which to sue Web sites that inline linked or framed their copyrighted content. This took place despite a plethora of commentators arguing against the theory. The derivative works theory has two permutations.
		Since such works necessarily combine the content of two sites, but do not necessarily integrate the content or necessarily “adapt” the content of either site, it is more precise to call them combinative; this asserts only that they combine the two sites’ content.
	law.berkeley.edu /institutes/bclt/pubs/annrev/exmplrs/bp/kellyvbp.doc (1972 words)

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