This discusses copyright cases and specifically mentions Harry Potter.

This is an article that discusses some copyright issues of Harry Potter. This specifially mentions how other countries have adapted the story for their own countries versions.

This is an article that describe a situation where the lines of copyright got blurred between internet and print.

This is relavent to my project because it discussing how many people own rights to Harry Potter and in what form.

This is an article that is discussing what is sure to become a hot new debate. If someone owns the right to the print version of a book, do they own the digital rights as well?

This website could also be helpful to several people while working on their projects. It discusses copyright laws, multimedia laws, website rules, etc.

This website just gives a description and outline of some authorship guidelines. I thought this might be helpful to a lot of us.

I thought it would interesting to add the best book-to-movie adaptation list. Many people may have seen these movies and not even realized that a book existed.

This is just an interesting article talking about how some good books can end up being disasters as movies. I don't agree with everything on the list because it is just opinion. It's also sad to see a good book turned into a bad movie because people's opinion of the book will be wrong.

This is a very popular book list. To be on the New York Times Best Seller list would be an accomplishment for any author. Interesting to note that on the first page two best sellers have currenly been released as movies.

This is a blogging site like Blogger. However this one emphasizes the community aspect more.

This is an interesting way to view the news of the past year. This site offers pictures, music and audio and text commentary on the pictures.

This brings up a good point of how everyone is always blogging or facebooking or tweeting about a cause, but is anyone actually doing anything besides that?

I thought this was relevant since it was mentioned in class that Internet Explorer was "evil".