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" Yes, the old website is retired after 8 long years!  It went live on March 14, 2003, and by 2011, had became too labor intensive for my health.
Then, along came Entergy taking Vermont to court, so they can stay operating Vermont Yankee for another 20 years !!
Sooo .. I'm going to try doing a very low bandwidth edition, using mostly text. This will be a challenge! " Some of you have asked, ... " Will you make the archives from your old web site available?" The short answer for now, is no. Most of the archives from early 2003, to those in March 2011, have expired links that redirect you to paid archives. Besides taking up a lot of space, they have also become a liability. A substantial portion of most news archives contain "fair use" copyrighted material. It would not be prudent putting my previous archives online, until the "fair use" doctrine becomes settled law again. Righthaven is not the only copyright troll. The fair use of copyrighted material -- even for non-profit use -- is now being litigated in the U.S. courts. (here), (here), (here), (here), (6-3-2011), (6-14-2011).
Righthaven Dealt a Big Blow in Copyright Fight, Courthouse News, (6-17-2011)
Righthaven Loss: Judge Rules Reposting Entire Article Is Fair Use, Wired Magazine, (6-20-2011)
Recapping Righthaven Developments from the Past Two Weeks, (6-29-2011)
MediaNews Group CEO: It Was a 'Dumb Idea' to Hire Righthaven, The publisher won't pursue current litigation, says Adweek, (9-08-2011)
Newspaper admits that copyright trolling was a bad idea, (TechEye, 9-09-2011), and (Huffington Post, 9-10-2011)
Righthaven, King Of Suing Without Notification, Whines To Judge About Motions Filed Against It Without Enough Notification, (TechDirt, 9-14-2011)
Righthaven ruling by Denver judge "stunning rebuke" of copyright troll, attorney says, (Denver Westword, 9-29-2011)
Copyright fight on behalf of newspapers crushed in Denver federal court, (9-29-2011, Denver Post)
Righthaven hit with largest fine yet: $119,488 in Nevada, (10-29-2011, ars technica)
Marshals ordered to seize Righthaven assets, (11-01-2011, By Steve Green, VegasInc.com)
Google in Fray Over Righthaven Copyrights, (January 16, 2012, Maria Dinzeo, Courthouse News)

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