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Blog Content Aggregation, RSS Feeds and Copyright Law

Blog Content Aggregation, RSS Feeds and Copyright Law: This led to an interesting suggestion from Jeffrey Rohrs. It would be a pain for very active bloggers to constantly register their copyrights in their blog, so it would be advantageous to them to make it easier to register. Fortunately, there’s a technological solution–bloggers already put out an RSS feed with all of the blog’s content. Maybe the Copyright Office could allow submissions of blog content for registration by reading an RSS feed.

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