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Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next. Most web comic creators are hobbyists, says David Malki, spokesperson for Topatoco , a company that helps to create and sell merchandise for web comic creators.
Rock stars like Inman are far rarer. Advertising generally makes a smaller percentage of revenues for web comic creators. Project Wonderful is an advertising network that sells advertising to 76, advertisers. They bid to be placed on any one of the 4, web comic sites that it works with; content owners are paid on a per-day basis. Web comic authors seem to be mostly laid back when it comes to pirated works. Even Inman let FunnyJunk's use of his content lie, until the lawsuit threat arrived.
He says he even sometimes ignores people merchandising his ideas. Most of the time I let it fly," he says. However, Inman who has a background in search engine optimisation does get irked when sites host copies of his work without any backlinks to his website, and with copyright notices specifically removed.
It's bad because aggregators end up getting paid for the work of artists," says Weinersmith. If those views had been on my site, I might have reaped a hundred or more dollars over time from the initial traffic bump and new readers. This legislation, which was effectively abandoned in January, would have allowed copyright holders to force search engines and payment processors to stop supporting sites that allegedly breached copyright.
But he doesn't like the way that Sopa would have put the onus on sites to prove their innocence, and he joined a global day of action against the legislation in January. Traditionally, sites that rely on their readers to post images can claim innocence under Section c of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
This "safe harbour" provision protects them from being sued for money if they take down the material "expeditiously" when asked.
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