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Poetic Justice: One Victim's Mission to End Copyright Extortion and Bullying.

Poetic Justice: One Victim's Mission to End Copyright Extortion and Bullying.

Brown, April

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ISBN10: 1495986012
ISBN13: 9781495986017
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Jun 15 2015
Pages: 340
Weight: 0.87
Height: 0.71 Width: 5.51 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
THE TRUE STORY OF HOW INSPIRATION TURNS INTO INTIMIDATION. In 2011, April Brown shared a poem on a Blog. The poem is called The Dash by Linda Ellis. That simple act of sharing put her on a collision course with one of the Internet's most notorious copyright trolls. When the author discovered the post she accused Brown of theft, plagiarism and copyright infringement. Instead of asking Brown to remove the poem or sending a Cease and Desist Order, Ellis threatened to sue Brown in Federal court for $150,000 in damages plus attorney fees. Ellis demanded a payoff of $7,500 if Brown wanted to avoid litigation and the heavier fine and criminal penalties. Brown refused to surrender to the intimidating tactic and chose instead to warn others. The amazing story is chronicled in Poetic Justice.

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