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VentureBeat: Retweet.com removes offending code after Tweetmeme plagiarism accusations
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Eo Nomine · 4 months agoBut I thought we were in the post-copyright era? Shouldn't Retweet.com be able to use Tweetmeme's code to create a better service?
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Jesse Ma · 4 months agoI would agree that while it definitely rings of being unethical, my gut reaction (not based on any research) is that expressions of code are not copyrightable, only the expressed content.
