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iSquint

iSquint is a free iPod converter for Mac OS X. iSquint takes ease-of-use to another level, literally allowing you to convert most file types with a single click. iSquint's presentation is extremely straightforward and user friendly (you won't have to worry about information overload). There is some customization available if you dig into the advanced features, but for the most part, the hardest choice you'll face is whether you want "Tiny" quality or if you want iSquint to "Go Nuts" with the quality of your video.
Submitted by New Media Rights last modified Mon, 11/05/2007 - 11:58am

Videora iPod Converter

The Videora iPod Converter is a free tool that allows you to easily convert .avi, divx, xvid, .flv, x264, .vob, .mpeg, and other video files to iPod format. The Videora Converter is a nice option for both novices and more advanced users. There is a basic, streamlined mode if you don't want to fuss, and an advanced mode if you are looking for more customization. The Videora Converter also has another little bonus feature. You can download YouTube video straight from the converter and convert the .flv file into .mp4 format. It is possible to do this with other programs in multiple steps, but it is rare for one program to do it all with such ease.
Submitted by New Media Rights last modified Mon, 11/05/2007 - 12:17pm

How to find out what is in the Public Domain

Public Domain works can be used without permission in any way you choose. However, a big challenge can be knowing whether a work is even in the public domain. Ever wondered how you figure out if a piece of content is in the public domain, while then read this legal guide to the public domain.
Submitted by New Media Rights last modified Tue, 01/17/2017 - 1:41pm

Do you believe that making personal copies of music or movies you purchase is legal?

* Yes! I bought the Milli Vanilli album and I should be able to have it on my Mp3 player whenever I want to blame it on the rain!\n* No! I should pay for multiple copies of the same song each time I want to listen to it on my phone, Mp3 player, computer, etc..\n* I don't know, can't we all just get along...\n* I'm moving to Canada!\n

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